The Lost World, Chapter 2 summary
Chapter 2 of 16 · 10 min to read the chapter
In Chapter 2, Edward D. Malone asks McArdle for dangerous work and receives an assignment to investigate Professor Challenger’s disputed account of South America. With Tarp Henry’s help, Malone drafts a letter pretending to understand Challenger’s scientific arguments, hoping to secure an interview that ordinary reporting cannot obtain.
What happens
- Malone asks McArdle for an assignment involving danger, but McArdle explains why the paper rarely funds such adventures.
- McArdle suggests investigating Professor Challenger, whose disputed expedition claims and attacks on reporters offer a possible story.
- Malone reads Challenger’s record and decides that scientific debate offers a way to approach him.
- At the Savage Club, Tarp Henry describes Challenger’s hostile conduct and helps Malone find an account of his scientific arguments.
- Malone drafts a flattering letter posing as a scientific student and requests a Wednesday interview.
- Henry permits the use of his address but warns Malone that Challenger is dangerous.

Gratuit pendant 3 mois
Obtenez le résumé complet de The Lost World, gratuitement
- 200 000+ classiques en livres numériques, livres audio et résumés en 15 minutes, et des livres imprimés, y compris en gros caractères, au coût d’impression
- Jusqu’à 5 lecteurs de votre foyer avec une seule formule
In this chapter
What to notice
Malone identifies his professional identity as an obstacle. This leads him to approach Challenger under the guise of scientific interest.
Quick check
How does Malone try to secure an interview with Challenger?

Gratuit pendant 3 mois
Obtenez le résumé complet de The Lost World, gratuitement
- 200 000+ classiques en livres numériques, livres audio et résumés en 15 minutes, et des livres imprimés, y compris en gros caractères, au coût d’impression
- Jusqu’à 5 lecteurs de votre foyer avec une seule formule

15-minute summaries today, eBooks and audiobooks as each book opens, and printed books, large print included, at cost.
Try 3 months free

















