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Lord Jim

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February 9, 2017

 

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But Patna did not sink and all pilgrims were found alive. As a penalty for leaving them, Jim has his certification taken away. According to Ian Watt, on his essay Joseph Conrad: alienation and commitment, "what has been considered man's most precious gift, consciousness, is really, therefore, a curse" (p...
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3). That is one of Lord Jim's main themes, the constant struggle with consciousness. After jumping off Patna, Jim spends his whole life living with the guilt of leaving the pilgrims behind. His consciousness curses him until the end and he dies trying to prove he is a good person. He is obsessed with the idea of regaining his honor and does not realize the fact that everyone makes mistakes and needs to ignore his flaws to move on with his life...
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