Adela stays there for weeks, and Fielding comes to respect her bravery.
Aziz is released, the Indians celebrate wildly, and Fielding escorts Adela to the college. When Adela is questioned, she declares that she was mistaken-Aziz did not attack her in the cave. Moore dies on the journey.Īziz’s trial is tense and chaotic. Moore’s attitude, and he arranges for her to return to England early. Moore continues to be haunted by the cave’s echo, and she grows irritable and apathetic. Fielding believes Aziz to be innocent, and he angers the English by joining Aziz’s defense. The English draw together, feeling patriotic and anti-Indian. The others take the train back, but when they arrive Aziz is arrested and charged with assaulting Adela in a cave. Adela has hurried back to Chandrapore by car. Aziz heads back down to the picnic site, where Fielding has arrived. He finds Adela’s broken field-glasses and then sees her at the bottom of the hill. He is offended and ducks into a nearby cave to recover. She discusses marriage with Aziz, and asks if he has more than one wife. Moore is smothered by people and disturbed by the caves’ echo, which reduces every noise to “boum.” Depressed, she stays behind while Aziz, Adela, and a guide go to visit more caves.Īs they walk Adela realizes that she doesn’t love Ronny. They ride an elephant, have a picnic, and visit some of the caves, which are ancient and seemingly unfriendly. Fielding and Professor Godbole miss the train, so Aziz goes on alone with Adela and Mrs. Later their car crashes into a mysterious animal, and during the incident Adela changes her mind.Īziz arranges a day trip to the Marabar Caves for Fielding’s tea party group. That evening Adela thinks more about her feelings and decides not to marry Ronny. The party goes well until Ronny arrives and is rude to the Indians. The Hindu Professor Godbole, Adela, and Mrs. Adela requests that Aziz be invited as well.Īziz and Fielding meet before the tea party and get along very well. Cyril Fielding, the principal of the government college, is impressed by Adela’s friendliness to the Indians, and he invites her and Mrs.
Turton, the English collector, hosts a party at the club and invites some Indians to meet Mrs. Moore and Aziz meet in a local mosque and feel an instant connection. The two women arrive at the English-only club and express a desire to see the “real” India. Moore’s son and an official in Chandrapore. Meanwhile Adela Quested and the elderly Mrs. Aziz finds the English amusing but often condescending and rude.
Aziz, a young Muslim doctor in the town of Chandrapore, discusses with his friends whether it is possible for an Englishman and an Indian to be friends.
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