The Scarlet Sharer

Secret sharing Joseph Conrad wrote about the role of captain. That title and the opening paragraph are predicting a mysterious, isolated, dual, dark and quiet story. Novels demonstrate that these predictions directly scale the subject and image pattern. When we open a novel, the dialectic in the novel becomes even more clear. A contradiction between the private world and the public world, or between people and society, in other words, the main dialectic. Ceremonies through the theme and theme of the trip are also clear.

In short stories "Secret Sharing" you can see that the captain has changed due to dialogue with secret sharers. Initially he was a person without a sense of security, and then he became a confident leader. The secret co-owner gave confidence to the captain. The captain is no longer afraid of his crew, no longer advice of ships and crews, but more importantly he is unknown to himself.

In Joseph Conrad's short story "The Secret Sharer" he gained confidence from a safe and inexperienced captain, and became a safer crew, thanks to his experience with secret sharers. Initially, the captain did not know where he was and did not feel responsible. Through his relationship with secret sharers, the captain found his identity and became a confident man. At the beginning of the story, the captain was very angry when the captain was placed at the captain's position with a long and difficult journey. The captain began to feel insecure about moving his ship and asked about his ability to lead the ship. On the first night of the captain, the captain showed feelings of anxiety and self-awareness when doing what he was not doing normally. He plans to participate in the night watchman.

Through a close and secret relationship with secret sharers, the captain began to find his identity, and turned into a highly confident and capable captain. The secret co-owner is even called the "double" of the captain. As the captain began identifying with the secret sharer, he felt comforted and understood by a stranger's ship. "My thoughts and impressions are very connected with the secret sharer of my hut ..." (951). Captains and secret co-owners developed in contact with an intimate and caring relationship that helped the captain to find identity and understanding. At the end of the story, the captain is consistent with himself, and I feel confident and confident in his ability and role as captain. After choosing to endanger himself and crew's life to save secret sharers, the captain destroyed and commented on his new trust for the crew and his capability as a ship's commander I skipped skillfully.