Heart of Darkness

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350 words.The discussion board question is based on the short story Heart Of Darkness

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Tone can also be defined as the author's attitude toward his/her subject. Consider the tone of the novel Heart of Darkness (Is the author is ANGRY about the topic, FRUSTRATED about the topic? ENCOURAGED about the topic? etc.). What is the tone? What aspects of the novel create the tone? How does it affect your interpretation of the events in the story? Based on how the novel is written (not your personal opinions) could the tone be read differently by another reader? How? Why? Be specific--use examples from the text for support. OR What is the primary conflict in Heart of Darkness? What aspects of the novel contribute to/create the conflict? Be specific--use examples from the text for support. Don't forget to meet all of the requirements set forth in the instructions forum, including responding THOUGHTFULLY to peer postings. Your discussion must be at least 350 words. 50 points
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Running head: HEART OF DARKNESS

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Heart of Darkness
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HEART OF DARKNESS

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The Tone in Heart of Darkness

All through the novel Heart of Darkness, prejudice tone is used. Conrad generally depicts
it as a sad and gloomy novel that details the sorrowful state of Africa. When the author delves
into the condition prevailing in Africa and how Africa treats its people, he is visibly disgusted
and angry which is evident in the terms he uses. Conrad, uses Marlow to express his contempt
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