is it's inhabitants. These colored natives were unfamiliar and threatening to Marlow and the Europeans. At first Marlow perceives them as "strong, lusty, red-eyed devils" (244). He thought of them as evil and more like animals than men. Their cannibalistic ways did not sit well with the Europeans. The European men treated these dwellers with no humanly respect and had no consideration for their lives. As Marlow spends more time in the jungle, everything in reality around him seems to become more surreal and Marlow begins to change his personality. He becomes
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