That man sails up the Congo River in pursuit of a man who has become a God among the natives in the area, Kurtz.
A boat anchored on the Thames River in London serves as the setting for this work, in which one of five men on the boat's crew tells a story about his job as a steamship captain in Africa. That man sails up the Congo River in pursuit of a man who has become a God among the natives in the area, Kurtz. A line from this work, Mr. Kurtz, he dead serves as an epigraph to TS Eliot's The Hollow Men. Including the line the horror, the horror, for 10 points, identify this frame story about Captain Marlow, a work by Joseph Conrad.
A boat anchored on the Thames River in London serves as the setting for this work, in which one of five men on the boat's crew tells a story about his job as a steamship captain in Africa.
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