Question

In context, Marlow's statement in sentence 3 ("I saw the time … unsound method") can best be interpreted to mean he believes that Kurtz's methods will be judged fairly by the company he fears that he will be left to answer for Kurtz's brutal behavior he suspects that Kurtz has come to regret the methods he used in the jungle he thinks that the natives are now fearful of Kurtz, the man they once worshipped he worries that the manager will condemn him for not rescuing Kurtz in time

Answer 1

he fears that he will be left to answer for Kurtz's brutal behavior

Step-by-step explanation:

We can make this assertion because the Manager does not view Kurtz's method as effective. In fact, we are told, he viewed it as an "...unsound method". Hence, since the Manager is superior to Marlow, we can expect him to fear been reprimanded by the Manager. In other words, fears that he will be left to answer for Kurtz's brutal behavior.