... end the exploitation of the masses! To give land to the people who work it! To stop the imperialist rape of our nation!"9 Like "One Hundred Years of Solitude," the revolutionaries fight for a better life, described in a daydream of Mayta's: "The peasants, owners of their lands by then; the workers, owners of their own factories by then discrimination and exploitation abolished the hardest-working and most revolutionary would get the important jobs, instead of the richest or the best connected ... civilization vs. barbarism. Similar themes in Joseph Conrad's "Heart of Darkness," examine ...

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