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Lord Jim
Book • 1900
The novel follows Jim, a promising young sailor who rises through the ranks but faces a critical moment when he abandons the ship *Patna*, which is carrying Muslim pilgrims to Mecca, during a storm.
Despite the ship not sinking, Jim's actions lead to an official inquiry and the loss of his officer's certification.
Narrated by Marlow, the story delves into Jim's journey as he seeks redemption and a new life in the remote territory of Patusan.
There, he becomes a leader and earns the trust of the local people, but his past eventually catches up with him in the form of the pirate Gentleman Brown, leading to a tragic conclusion.
The novel explores themes of honor, integrity, and the psychological complexities of Jim's character.
Despite the ship not sinking, Jim's actions lead to an official inquiry and the loss of his officer's certification.
Narrated by Marlow, the story delves into Jim's journey as he seeks redemption and a new life in the remote territory of Patusan.
There, he becomes a leader and earns the trust of the local people, but his past eventually catches up with him in the form of the pirate Gentleman Brown, leading to a tragic conclusion.
The novel explores themes of honor, integrity, and the psychological complexities of Jim's character.
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David Senra , referencing Jim Simons's reflection on the character Lord Jim and themes of failure and redemption.


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#108 Jim Simons (Money Printer)
Recommended by A.J. Hanenberg after mentioning Heart of Darkness, highlighting its themes and depth despite its difficulty.

247: Heart of Darkness