1. Heart of Darkness Apolcalypse Now and The Sweet
Darkness as it is perceived by the characters in Joseph Conrad's novella, Tim O"Brien's short story, and Francis Ford Coppola's movie, is largely dictated by society. ... Thus, the description of Mary Anne's transformation in O"Brien's short story helps to explain how a civilized, mainstream, even celebrated imperialist (in Kurtz's situation) becomes their own worst enemy, the stereotypical heathen, bloodthirsty native. ... This blow to the imperialist ego and stark realization that their fears have become true will drive a person (such as Marlow, Captain Willar...
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