Lord Jim: resumen de Chapter 22

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1. The narrator contrasts Jim’s hidden achievements with the fame of traders who once visit Patusan for pepper.
2. Stein describes Patusan’s insecurity and Rajah Allang’s oppression of its Malay population.
3. The narrator recalls visiting Rajah Allang with Jim and describes Jim’s dangerous arrival by canoe with an unloaded revolver.
4. Stein offers help partly to repay the kindness of his own benefactor, while the narrator conceals possible financial advantages from Jim.
5. Jim welcomes the opportunity, and the narrator insists that he alone bears responsibility for accepting it.
6. Warned that Patusan cuts him off from outside protection and attention, Jim rushes to Stein for instructions.

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