In the lagoon by Joseph Conrad what does the white man offer to do for arsat after diamelen dies?

In "The Lagoon," after Diamelen's death, the white man offers to help Arsat by providing him with a means to escape his grief and the burdens of his past. He suggests that Arsat should leave the place of his sorrow and seek a new life elsewhere. This offer reflects the white man’s attempt to guide Arsat toward a path of healing and redemption, though it also highlights the cultural and emotional disconnect between them. Ultimately, Arsat's struggle with his choices and memories remains central to the narrative.