Lord Jim
Lord Jim by Cedric Thomas Watts, published by Penguin in 1989, presents a compelling narrative centered on Jim, a first mate aboard the Patna. This edition spans 377 pages and is written in English. The story explores Jim’s journey as a simple and sensitive character who grapples with his dreams of heroism and the profound guilt that follows his cowardly decision to abandon ship when the Patna is in peril.
Readers will find a rich exploration of themes such as guilt and redemption as Jim confronts the consequences of his actions. The narrative delves into his internal struggles and the impact of his choices, offering insights into the complexities of human character. This edition invites readers to reflect on the nature of bravery and the weight of one’s decisions within the context of classic fiction.
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Jim, first mate on board the Patna, is ‘a simple and sensitive character’, a raw youth dreaming dreams of heroism. But when the Patna threatens to sink, Jim takes the cowardly way out, and jumps clear. His unbearable guilt and its consequences are shaped into a rich narrative.
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