Throughout the first chapter, the
author uses darkness as a metaphor for evil instead of its literal meaning. The
places that Marlow went to were places where there was a lot of killing and bad
things going on. He was not used to the different morals that he had observed
in the Congo
and found it easier to refer to it as darkness. In the introduction it was
stated that darkness or the color black meant the unknown, something difficult
to comprehend, foreboding, and evil. In the reading, I can find most of these
different definitions used in the chapter.
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