Heart of Darkness Part Two

Who makes up the crew on Marlow's steamboat?

• elite troops

• other professional sailors

• dangerous mercenaries

• cannibal natives

How does Marlow feel about his crew?

• he is scared of them

• he appreciates their hard work

• he despises their laziness

• he idolizes their sailing abilities

Answer explanation

"Fine fellows -- Cannibals -- in their place. They were men one could work with and I am grateful to them."

What would best describe Marlow's feelings toward his duty of piloting the boat?

• he views it as a welcome distraction from addressing his inner thoughts

• he views it as a ridiculously boring task compared to deep sea sailing

• he views it as an overly complex thing he can't do well

• he views it as his greatest passion in life and likes it more than deep sea sailing

Marlow finds a book in a torn-apart cabin at an abandoned station. What is so strange about it?

• it is a book on how to rule the world

• it has sus doodles all over the pages of Among Us characters

• it has a secret cipher written in the margins

• it is written in many different languages

Marlow gets within 8 miles of Kurtz' station. Why do they wait until morning to approach?

• there was a warning upstream at the abandoned post

• it was already getting dark

• the river looked like it had rapids above

• one of the cannibals was having an alarming premonition

It's the morning after they anchor for the night. There is heavy fog obstructing everyone's view. What happens next?

• they discover their steamboat was sabotaged over night

• mysterious shrieking from the forest surrounds them

• one of the cannibals was killed on deck

• that they had accidentally drifted down the stream overnight

What does Marlow wonder about the cannibals as he recounts this tale?

• why they never ate him and his crewmates

• why they never left and went home

• whether or not they were still cannibals today

• how they could possibly eat another human being

Why did Marlow think the people screaming on the bank wouldn't attack?

• that they wouldn't attack fellow natives

• they were safe on the water

• they had no weapons

• the screams sounded like they were more sad than aggressive

Answer explanation

They had not the fierce character boding immediate hostile intention. Unexpected, wild, and violent as they had been, they had given me an irresistible impression of sorrow. The glimpse of the steamboat had for some reason filled those savages with unrestrained grief.

How does Marlow describe Kurtz' assistant?

• a soldier

• a king

• a peasant

• a minstrel

What is Mr. Nolan's son's name?

• Aaron

• Arden

• Arlin

• Arthur