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1. What is Cyril Fielding’s relationship with Indians at the beginning of the novel? How do his views of them change during and after the trial? Answer: Cyril Fielding is very fond of the natives right from… Discussion questions from A Passage to India
Significance of Echo in A Passage to India Echo is a strong force in E. M. Forster’s ‘A Passage to India’. It chases both Mrs Moor and Adela but no one understands its effect. On… Echo in A Passage to India
Cosmic versus the comic in Forster’s A Passage to India Cosmic and comic both are important elements in A Passage to India. Forster shows the comic in the light of cosmic and vice-versa. In India,… Relationship between Cosmic and Comic in A Passage to India
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Themes in A Passage to India— Oriental versus Occidental: What happens when two cultures come close and how they affect, engage or contradict each other is an important theme in Forster’s novel. Orientalism versus occidentalism… A Passage to India Themes
Other Characters in A Passage to India Mahmoud Ali – Aziz’s friend and a lawyer Mahmoud Ali is an important character whose role despite being limited remains prominent during the Marabar case. Mahmoud Ali cares… Minor characters in a passage to india
Analysis of the Novel’s Title – A Passage to India A Passage to India explores several aspects of the Indian subcontinent apart from its culture,… A Passage to India – Novel’s title – An Analysis
A Character Analysis of Ronny Heaslop from E M Forster’s A Passage to India Ronny Heaslop is the city Magistrate of Chandrapore, Mrs Moore’s son, Adela’s betrothed and to Aziz, an enemy. Mrs. Moore declares… Ronny Heaslop in A Passage to India