A Passage to India by E. M. Forster: Discuss the lack of a hero or heroine
A Passage to India:
Final Essay
Simon Rennings
<Tab/>There are several characters in 'A Passage to India' which E.M. Forster causes the reader to love. All meet the same fate, though, when Forster reveals the characters' weaknesses; and as the author tells us, "dilillusionment cannot be beautiful."(p.234)
<Tab/>At different points in the book I thought that Aziz, Mrs. Moore, or Fielding would be …
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…well as the question of whether they should be challenged.) I is about the difference of cultures, as well as the qualities that all people have been born with since the beginning of our species. Forster makes a profound statement by ending the boook by the idea that tese two terribly compatible people who happen to be from different cultures cannot be friends, and so I leave this book with an accute sense of cynicism.
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