The Secret Sharer by Joseph Conrad

Joseph Conrad's secret sharing person Joseph Conrad's short story "The Secret Sharer" develops mainly in the role of captain, but he is not safe, and his first job as a captain has a considerable shortage . In the story captain and Leggett 's name became friends of the fugitive, he was clearly proved to be a novel of the captain' s imagination, not a real man. The title of the story only shows that the "secret sharers" are fictitious friends, secrets and the captain can share their thoughts.

The secret sharers of Joseph Conrad raised many themes in the thought detailed through their complex stories and novels. Among all the presented themes, one theme was thoroughly endorsed by Conrad's secret sharer. The theme of support is that we can change our moral and moral beliefs because of lack of experience or confidence as a leader. Initially, the captain was an upright compliant person, but thanks to the dialogue between the murderer and Legtagt, there were many people who were safe and easy to extend, and we were able to make a very illogical decision.

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.

In Joseph Conrad's short story "The Secret Sharer", the captain turned from a dangerous person to a confident leader due to the secret sharing experience. Initially, the captain felt his opinion of the crew and felt disliked to order. Through interaction with Leggatt, the captain turned to a self-confident person. At the beginning of the story captain, his ship and his crew stranger were afraid of his fellow opinion. In the past two days, his staff knew that he worked hard and had little sleep, so there was no need to set an anchor watch and everyone turned around. The captain said: "I ask myself that it is prudent to interfere with established missions from the most kind motives" (492). The captain questioned himself because he was not confident of his decision. Later, as he was thinking about himself on the deck, he wanted to know what kind of impression he left for him.