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Lord Jim
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Joseph Conrad
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Chapter 28
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Lord Jim Chapter 33 Summary
As she questions Marlow about Jim, Jewel also reveals some of the horrors of her life, including Cornelius's abuse and her mother's tragic death.
Jewel doesn't trust men, and that's why she is grilling Marlow about her fella.
After she badgers him with one too many questions, Marlow finally snaps and says that Jim isn't good enough for her or anyone.
That's
his big secret.
But Jewel refuses to believe Marlow. She would rather stand by her man.
Though Marlow tries hard to salvage the situation, Jewel storms away.
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