chumbers.

Turning the corner for the final stretch at Purdue.

Marlow's struggle to reconcile his narrated experiences give insight into the turmoil left in the wake of a Western, colonial ideology.

Classes start, which means being pulled out from the holiday-like feel of the previous week. New friends are met and the possibility of great discoveries begins to linger.

Conrad challenges traditional ways of ‘seeing’, yet his own vision is undermined by cultural blind spots. Is this necessarily true?