Answer:
The correct answer is A) He doesn't think of the world as a simple place.
Explanation:
Marlow is a character from the novel <u><em>Heart of Darkness</em></u> written by Joseph Conrad.
<em>In the work, it is mentioned that he had spent his life on the sea to explore the unexplored and "blank spots" on the map.</em>
<em>He constantly strives for adventures and is presented as a wise person. Furthermore, he tries to understand every aspect of the world that he explores which proves that </em><em>he doesn't think of the world as a simple place.</em>
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Wilson was irritated with the pilot because he deliberately ignored his warnings.
<h3>What did Wilson warn the pilot?</h3>
- The plane was being sabotaged.
- A man was ripping the engine plates.
- Everyone was in danger.
As much as Wilson warned about the man who was damaging the plane's engine, he was ignored by the pilot who acted as if Wilson was crazy or trying to scare the passengers. This provoked Wilson's ire.
This kind of behavior indirectly characterizes Wilson, as it shows how much he dislikes being ignored or discredited.
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