Лорд Джим

Conrad's focus on Jim's conscience and moral dilemmas makes the story deeply personal. I wonder what led to this introspective approach.

The detailed descriptions and internal monologues added depth but also made me pause. I'm curious if this was planned or a natural result of character development.

The ending feels ambiguous, leaving me reflecting on whether Jim finds peace or is forever haunted by his past. What are others' thoughts?