The examination of the famous colonial Conrad is a seductive act of richness from the terrible beauty. Marlow, who is newly employed in an ivory trading company, is working to bring the river down into the depths of the African jungle.

As he goes, attests to the appalling collision of the indigenous people, and his faith in the imperial mission is weakened. The mysterious president of the trade camp - Kurtz - becomes the focus of this contradiction.

Reports of greedy and violent acts seem to contradict his reputation as an idealist and impressive leader, and the suspense is mounting in the run-up to this changing and non-cognitive figure.

I want that book.