To counter the argument that the narrator Marlow does not reflect Conrad's own attitudes Achebe points out that the story lacks an by which we may judge the actions and opinions of the char?

Answer 1

To counter the argument that the narrator Marlow does not reflect Conrad's own attitudes Achebe points out that the story lacks an by which we may judge the actions and opinions of the character by the alternative frame of reference

Answer 2

Achebe argues that without a clear moral framework or voice of reason in the novel, the reader is left with only Marlow's perspective, which may inadvertently convey Conrad's own beliefs. This absence of a moral compass allows Marlow's potentially problematic views to go unchallenged and unchecked in the narrative, leading to the perpetuation of colonial attitudes.