A Passage to India Research Paper

The research paper on A passage to India by E. M. Forster discusses themes of friendship and the theme of truth raised in the novel. Foster describes India as a picturesque land with magnificent landscapes that were settled by Hindu and Muslims for centuries. The theme of friendship begins from the conversation of two Muslims about the friendship with English people. Both Muslims came to an agreement that only few Englishmen can be friendly to another race. In the conclusion of the passage the reunion of Fielding and Aziz is depicted. Foster shows friendship as a fragile relations. Fielding leaves for England to marry Adela, while Aziz moves on with a good impression and experience of friendship with two Englishmen. Fielding does not marry Adela, but Aziz finds new friendship. Foster shows how complex friendship can be and how to restore the truth between two friends.