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What elements in the characterization of the Russian Sailor at the end of Section II make him seem out of place in such a foreboding setting
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What elements in the characterization of the Russian Sailor at the end of Section II make him seem out of place in such a foreboding setting

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The Russian is very articulate. He is a first class sailor and keeps meticulous notes and equations in his journal. He is loyal to Kurtz who most whites believe is insane.

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