more than all the rest. It possesses a certain amount of excitement and intrigue with which

the reader can relate. This line can usually be found in other books, casual conversation,

movies, and other medias. The line is used over and over again and it becomes a part of

history and life. People recognize the line without even knowing the origin of the line or

the historical and literary meaning behind the line. The Heart of Darkness possesses one

of these unforgettable lines. The line is found at the end of the book and expresses the

change in a character's mental health. This line results in a change in the meaning and

Kurtz had originally ventured into "the jungle" to help the backward races. He

was moved though, by the eternal forces of power and security. Kurtz's intentions began

us that once again he has reached sanity and that he feels remorse for all the horrible

things he has done throughout his life. These words were made popular through this

famous words also serve as a warning. They warn people against the evils of darkness and

who and what he had become. Kurtz shows the reader all the pain and suffering he had

"The horror! The horror!" Kurtz's final words and his final judgment. He judged

final hours of his life. One realizes this when Kurtz cried out as his final words and the

been claimed by the powers of darkness. Kurtz returns to the moral universe only in the

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Approximate Word count = 642
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)