... the calm Vietnamese jungle bursts into flames, Willard is superimposed. He is upside down and his face is almost the same yellow- red tinge as the inferno. The representation is similar as it depicts Marlow as a distant yet formidable character, basically, the audience knows Marlow must have a story behind the ... . Both make the character subject to horrific trauma by making him witness to the insanity of both extents of existence. Heart of Darkness, and the nature of the novel form, makes it easier to describe Marlow's situation. However, the film has the advantage that it can display,...

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