Many authors utilize loaded language to try and convey another possible meaning behind the story. However, it is often neglected and the reader never comes to such a realization. But it is quite clear through Joseph Conrad’s choice of words, that there is a suggestion of an allusionary meaning, which is the determination of heaven, hell, and purgatory. Part one gives a wealth of information to suggest and alternate meaning. The way that I …showed first 75 words of 440 total…

…showed last 75 words of 440 total…and Eve are only one example of the allusionary meaning to the story. Yet, it is impossible to write a brief paper without using many examples from the book. It is clear that Conrad’s choice of words serves a specific purpose and should be treated as a point of reference to another meaning of the story. I find it impossible to read Heart of Darkness as just a story about a voyage to Africa.