These appear near death.

Marlo accepts this choice.

Very shy boy who has deep feelings for nature and is willing to work with the community.

Is the cause of having the inability to see.

"The horror! The horror!"

The key to Africa for Europeans.

Marlo refuses to do what is morally right and keeps this from Kurtz's fiance.

Helps Marlo get his position as a steamboat pilot.

They use to be well-behaved, orderly boys but now they are cruel and want to kill.

To shrill, a wordless lamentation; wail.

To help govern; is partly a political legitamacy. Loses its power as it is diminishes.

Ralph and Jack get into an argument over this and Jack decide to have his own tribe.

Leads a chant on the river bank.

Simon view of the forest was first calming but now promotes evil.

This chant was sang when the boys reenacted killing the pig.

A power of evil that can evoke a beast within each human being.

Gets killed by a giant rock.

The antagonist of the novel, becomes barbaric and cruel with the need to kill.

The other boys sacrifice Simon as a consequence.

He who states "This man has enlarged his mind."

The keepers of naive illusions.

Confronted by the conflict of their images of themselves being "civilized" European.

Has the ability to try to coordinate the group to do certain duties to help survive.

Life being a constant moral stuggle.

The one who tries to sabotage Marlo's mission.