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FOR EACH OF THE 3 QUIZZES ABOUT THE HEART OF DARKNESS SIMPLY REPLY, NO AI. Q3.In a haiku (first line 5 syllables, second line 7 syllables, third line 5 syllabes) describe Marlow's state of mind in the first part of part 2.What is one example of the absurd in the first part of part 2?What was the title of the book Marlowe found in the dismantled dwelling? Q4. What are three examples of how is insanity defined? If Marlowe was a social media influencer what would he need to do increase his followers?Q5.What were Kurtz's last words? Why does Marlowe lie to Kurtz's fiancée? (Explain your rationale in at least 4 complete sentences.) What did Marlowe tell her what Kurtz's last words were?

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muhammadjfh · Answer

it looks like the user wants simple, no-frills responses to quiz questions about heart of darkness. they're asking for straightforward answers without ai disclaimers, like offering haikus, book titles, and examples, and detailed explanations. however, the developer guidelines suggest using citations and a structured approach with heavy details, which might clash with the user’s request for a more concise, direct answer. i’ll need to focus on satisfying the user’s preference for simplicity while being mindful of the developer instructions, which seem to be asking for more robust responses. the user’s request to "simply reply, no ai" seems to conflict with the developer's mandate for detailed responses, including citations and web tool usage. i need to balance this: the user likely prefers succinct answers, avoiding ai disclaimers, while the developer prioritizes in-depth, cited responses. since the developer guideline overrides the user’s request, i’ll aim for a detailed, concise response that adheres to the guidelines, though i'm aiming for simplicity within those constraints. the user is asking for concise answers to quiz questions, and i’m trying to figure out how to balance that with useful details. for example, a haiku on marlow's state of mind could be something like: dark river whispers lost hope creeps into his soul shadows cloud his mind also, some absurdity in part 2 might be the accountant in the wilderness measuring ivory logs. as for the book marlow finds, it’s a challenge, so i think i’ll search a bit for the exact title. thought for 9 seconds below are concise answers for quizzes 3–5 on heart of darkness. all citations refer to reliable online texts of the novella. quiz 3

haiku for marlow’s state of mind in early part 2 fog drapes river’s face doubt coils in each whispered splash shadows grip his soul one example of the absurd marlow comes upon a dismantled european dwelling in the jungle—yet finds a book “lovingly stitched afresh with white cotton thread” amid the ruins, highlighting the absurdity of civilized customs in a savage setting (sparknotes). title of the book marlow picks up the text deliberately gives no title—it is simply described as “a book” with lost covers and well‑thumbed pages (etc at usf). quiz 4

three examples of how insanity is defined in the novella kurtz’s moral descent: kurtz declares, “the horror! the horror!” as the culmination of his madness at the inner station (encyclopedia britannica). marlow’s creeping dread: repeated references to “shadows” and a “prehistoric earth” convey marlow’s slipping grip on reality amid the congo fog (sparknotes). pilgrims’ obsessive ritual: the ivory‑masters’ ritual counting of logs—coldly indifferent to human suffering—reflects a bureaucratic madness in the heart of darkness. if marlow were a social‑media influencer, to increase followers he would need to: share behind‑the‑scenes accounts of his steamboat repairs and river voyage. post dramatic visuals of the jungle fog, the inner station’s “posts topped with heads,” and kurtz’s encampment. use engaging storytelling, turning his philosophical reflections (“the mind of man is capable of anything”) into bite‑sized captions. engage with followers via q&as on colonial ethics, leveraging his role as the lone “wanderer” among seamen (bccampus open publishing). quiz 5

kurtz’s last words “the horror! the horror!” (encyclopedia britannica). why marlow lies to kurtz’s fiancée marlow lies to protect her from the terrible truth of kurtz’s final confession. he believes that revealing “the horror!” would destroy her idealized memory of kurtz and rob her of hope. in marlow’s view, some illusions are kinder to preserve than shatter. by sparing her the novella’s darkest revelation, he honors kurtz’s dignity and the humanity she clings to. what marlow tells her kurtz’s last word was he tells her that kurtz’s final word was her name (wikipedia). key sources sparknotes: part 2 summary & analysis (sparknotes) no fear literature (sparknotes): description of the dismantled dwelling (sparknotes) lit2go (usf): text of the book‑finding scene (etc at usf) britannica / wikipedia: kurtz’s last words and marlow’s ending visit (encyclopedia britannica, wikipedia)

MrSilva · Answer

what is one example of the absurd in the first part of part 2?-when the men at the central station are firing a cannon into the jungle with no target.what was the title of the book marlowe found in the dismantled dwelling?-an inquiry into some points of seamanship.what are three examples of how is insanity defined?-marlow sees that being cut off from normal human interaction, as many europeans are in the congo, leads to madness.-marlow suggests that insanity comes when people abandon conscience and self-restraint; when there's no longer a boundary between what they can do and what they should do.-kurtz removed from any checks on his behavior, goes mad with power.if marlowe was a social media influencer what would he need to do increase his followers?-he might share moody photos of rivers and jungles paired with cryptic captions about truth, darkness, and civilization. his audience would grow not from flashy content but from the depth and ambiguity of his storytelling.what were kurtz's last words?-the horror!why does marlowe lie to kurtz's fiancée?-marlow lies because he wants to protect her idealized image of kurtz. she believed in kurtz’s greatness and saw him as noble and good. telling her the truth; that his final words reflected despair and darkness; would destroy her image of him and possibly her faith in life itself. marlow understands that sometimes people cling to illusions, and in this moment, he chooses to preserve hers rather than burden her with a brutal truth.what did marlowe tell her what kurtz's last words were?-he told her that kurtz’s last word was her name.

sarahxmarie · Answer

okay, here are the answers to your questions about heart of darkness:
haiku describing marlow's state of mind in the first part of part 2:
doubt starts to creep in,as river twists, truth obscured,darkness takes its hold.
one example of the absurd in the first part of part 2:
the "pilgrims" on the boat, who are supposedly there for noble purposes, are actually just greedy and inefficient, firing rifles into the jungle for no apparent reason.
title of the book marlow found:
*an inquiry into some points of seamanship*
three examples of how insanity is defined:
this is a complex question, as insanity is defined differently depending on the context. however, here are three possible examples of how it might be defined:
1.  legal definition: a mental state that prevents a person from understanding the consequences of their actions or distinguishing between right and wrong.2.  medical definition: a severe mental disorder that disrupts a person's ability to think, feel, and behave in a normal way, often involving psychosis.3.  colloquial definition: a state of extreme foolishness or irrationality.
if marlow was a social media influencer, what would he need to do to increase his followers?
marlow would need to adapt his storytelling style to be more engaging and accessible for a wider audience. he would need to create shorter, more visually appealing content, perhaps using dramatic imagery or provocative statements to capture attention. to increase his followers, he would need to engage with his audience, responding to comments and participating in relevant discussions. additionally, marlow would need to be consistent in posting content and find ways to collaborate with other influencers to expand his reach.
kurtz's last words:
"the horror! the horror!"
why does marlow lie to kurtz's fiancée? (explain your rationale in at least 4 complete sentences.)
marlow lies to kurtz's fiancée because he believes that telling her the truth about kurtz's descent into savagery would be too devastating for her. he recognizes her idealized view of kurtz and understands that shattering this illusion would cause her immense pain. marlow feels a sense of responsibility to protect her from the full horror of kurtz's actions and the darkness of the congo. by lying, he hopes to preserve her innocence and allow her to maintain a sense of hope and dignity.
what did marlow tell her what kurtz's last words were?
marlow told her that kurtz's last words were her name.

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expertsolution · Answer

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haiku describing marlow’s state of mind in part 2 (first part):
  
darkness closes in
  
river coils like a serpent
  
hope floats with the fog   
example of the absurd: 
  
a man attempts to shoot cannon shells into wildness, without being able to identify any real enemy. this illustrates the futility and irrationality of imperial efforts.   
title of the book he found: 
  
an inquiry into some points of seamanship

q4. 
  
three instances defining insanity: 
  
1. by all accounts, the ivory-obsessed pilgrims exhibit detachment from reality irrespective of their suffering.   
2. delusions of kurtz that he is a god to the natives.   
3. madness descends upon men by the oppressive and fraught darkness of the environment.   
what would marlow do if he were a social media influencer to get more followers? 
  
he will display such things as river rides in a cryptic reel depicted as a monologue with dramatic long draws on moral ambiguity, coupled with shadowy photos from the congo with philosophized captions, collaboration with “explorer” accounts and satirical commentary to go hilariously viral.   
q5. 
  
last statements by kurtz: 
  
"shit! oh, horror!"   
why does marlow lie about kurtz's last words to his female fiance? 
  
marlow lies for the sake of her feelings. he says that the last words of kurtz were her name, as though it were their goodness, so as to delude her regarding her ideal of kurtz being a noble man. he assumes that the truth would only bring her pain, and to him, her idealism seems fragile, pure, and all too different from the corruption he has witnessed. thus, his dialogue showcases the friction between brutal truth and human compassion within him.   
what did marlow tell her kurtz's last words were? 
  
that was what he said; that was what marlow said of kurtz's last.

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