. Who made the argument that whites "must necessarily appear to them [savages] in the nature of supernatural beings - we approach them with the might of a deity"?
[Marlow]
Kurtz
The Intended
The Harlequin
The Brickmaker
Hang 10!
Q. Who told Marlow that "these heads were the head of rebels"?
Kurtz
The Harlequin
The Intended
The Brickmaker
The Manager
Hang 11!
Q. Who is described? "It came at the end of his speeches like a seal applied on the words to make the meaning of the commonest phrase appear absolutely inscrutable."
Marlow
Kurtz
The Manager
The Intended
The Harlequin
Dude you rock!
Q. Who said, "They were men enough to face the darkness."?
Marlow
Kurtz
The Manager
The Brickmaker
The Intended
Hang 11!
Q. Who said, "He has to live in the midst of the incomprehensible, which is also detestable."?
Marlow
Kurtz
The Brickmaker
The Harlequin
The Intended