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Mrs. Moore is an elderly Englishwoman who visits India and shows genuine interest in Indian culture, in contrast to other characters. She believes in Dr. Aziz's innocence when he is falsely accused, and her experiences in India challenge her views of British colonial rule. Hamidullah is an Indian Muslim lawyer, relative of Dr. Aziz, and friend of Dr. Fielding. He understands the complexities of Indian society and is critical of the racism faced by Indians, but believes in cooperation between Indians and British.

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Modern Novel Presentation

Mrs. Moore is an elderly Englishwoman who visits India and shows genuine interest in Indian culture, in contrast to other characters. She believes in Dr. Aziz's innocence when he is falsely accused, and her experiences in India challenge her views of British colonial rule. Hamidullah is an Indian Muslim lawyer, relative of Dr. Aziz, and friend of Dr. Fielding. He understands the complexities of Indian society and is critical of the racism faced by Indians, but believes in cooperation between Indians and British.

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• Mrs.

Moore's Character Analysis


 Elderly Englishwoman, who visits India with her friend, Adela Quested.
 In contrast to other characters, Mrs. Moore shows genuine interest and
respect for Indian culture.
 Friend of Dr. Aziz and trusted him.
 When Dr. Aziz was arrested for the false accusation, she did not believe
that Dr. Aziz is guilty.
 She was sent back by her son because he knew that his mother is going
to take side of Indians instead of Adela.
 Her experiences in India challenge her preconception and lead her to
question the moral legitimacy of British colonial rule making her a
symbol of resistance against imperialism.
• Hamidullah's Character Analysis
 Indian Muslim lawyer.
 Relative of Dr. Aziz and friend of Dr. Fielding.
 Portrayed as a sympathetic and intelligent character, who
understands the complexities of Indian society and the challenges faced
by his fellow Indians.
 He is deeply critical of the racism and discrimination that he sees around
him.
 He is not a radical or a nationalist. He believes in the possibility of
cooperation between Indians and British.
 Represented as a hope of better future for India.

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