Exploring Darkness and Colonial Ambiguity

Delving into the intricate narrative style of 'Heart of Darkness', this chapter examines the darkening themes depicted through characters like Kurtz and Marlow. It explores the dreamlike aura of the story, Marlow's motivations for journeying to the Congo, and the ethical dilemmas presented in European colonialism. Furthermore, the chapter analyzes the contrasting portrayals of European and African characters, shedding light on the dismissive Eurocentric views prevalent in the book.