“i pushed the canoe! i pushed it into deep water. … i heard him cry my name twice; and i heard voices shouting, ‘kill! strike! ’ i never turned back. i heard him calling my name again with a great shriek, as when life is going out together with the voice—and i never turned my head.” in “the lagoon” by joseph conrad, what happens to arsat’s brother? a. arsat leaves him behind to be captured and killed. b. he uses a different canoe and escapes. c. he dies from a terrible fever. d. he betrays arsat.

A. Arsat leaves him behind to be captured and killed.

In the narration, Arsat says he heard his brother call his name, but he kept pushing the canoe. He says he "never turned back". This shows that he left his brother behind. Then Arsat indicates that his brother's voice changed to more of "a great shriek, as when life is going out together with the voice". From this we can infer that his brother has died. There is no indication that his brother had a different canoe, suffered from a fever, or betrayed him.

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