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The main conflict in the novel "Heart of Darkness" by Joseph Conrad is the struggle between the characters' moral limits and social structure. This conflict is primarily played out between Marlow and Kurtz, who both champion the "civilizing mission" of empire but differ in their evaluation of how that mission has been conducted. Marlow and Kurtz confront the challenge of remaining their civilized European selves in the far-flung reaches of the world, where morality succumbs to savagery.
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