Conrad uses the characterization of man to show how the British Empire presented itself in a haughty, superior air and representing luxury and wealth.
We can arrive at this answer because:
- Conrad introduces a man who presented himself in a very beautiful way.
- The man was a haughty figure, who was well dressed, good-looking, and wore elements that portrayed wealth, dominance, and prosperity.
This man represented the way the British Empire presented itself during imperialism. Because it showed itself to be a rich country and full of luxury and refinement, but it did so through the exploitation and control of peoples.
"Heart of Darkness" is a book that criticizes British imperialism in a very punctual way. You can find more information about this at the link:
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