🌫️The heavy fog symbolizes the uncertainty and confusion surrounding the journey.
🏹The attack by arrows represents the hostile encounter with the indigenous people.
🔥Marlow's disappointment at not meeting Kurtz shows his fascination and longing for the enigmatic figure.
👥The cannibals' plan highlights the desperate circumstances faced by the crew.
💡Marlow's reflection on Kurtz's possession suggests the influence of European imperialist mentality.
Why does Marlow feel both horrified and understanding of the cannibals' plan?
—Marlow understands the cannibals' plan to survive due to their desperate circumstances and hunger. However, he is also horrified by the idea of eating human flesh.
What happens during the attack on the steamboat?
—The steamboat is attacked by arrows, and the crew responds with gunfire, creating chaos and a sense of danger.
Why does Marlow feel disappointed?
—Marlow feels disappointed because he won't get the chance to meet Mr. Kurtz, whom he is fascinated by and curious about.
What does the heavy fog represent?
—The heavy fog represents the uncertainty and confusion surrounding the journey, adding to the eerie atmosphere.
What does Marlow blame for Kurtz's descent into darkness?
—Marlow blames the absence of public opinion for Kurtz's descent into darkness, suggesting that accountability and outside scrutiny could have prevented his actions.
00:10Part two of 'Heart of Darkness' continues the journey to the inner station.
00:17A heavy fog and a desolate cry set the stage for an impending attack.
00:32The crew faces a tense situation as the steamboat is attacked by arrows.
00:45Marlow's companion dies during the attack, leaving Marlow disappointed about missing the chance to meet Kurtz.
01:23Marlow reflects on Kurtz's possession and the absence of public opinion.
01:50Marlow delves into the Euro-centric imperialist mentality that contributes to Kurtz's behavior.
