Rover (Version 2)
Rover (Version 2)
Rover, written by Joseph Conrad and published in 1923, follows the story of Peyrol, an elderly ex-privateer who embarks on a dangerous scheme to deceive Admiral Nelson during the Napoleonic Wars. Set against the backdrop of the 1793 massacre in Toulon, the novel explores themes of trauma and redemption, reflecting the psychological scars left by conflict. As Conrad's last work, it was influenced by the aftermath of World War I, during which his son served, highlighting the deep impact of war on personal lives and communities.
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Rover
Version 1 · Group narration · 9h 1m
