I just reread the "our black brothers" line. It makes sense without knowing the original naming. It's about an Englishman leaving a bunch of African natives to

I just reread the "our black brothers" line. It makes sense without knowing the original naming. It's about an Englishman leaving a bunch of African natives to die. Perhaps they mean "Vera Claythorn becoming semi-hysterical" only makes sense knowing the name, but that's a bit of a stretch.