A Passage To India: Muddles And Confusions
Published on Nov 22, 2015
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A PASSAGE TO INDIA
" MUDDLES AND CONFUSION " THAT OCCUR IN PART 1: MOSQUE
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Definitions
Confusion - The state of being confused, disorder, overthrow, perdition, perplexity, embarrassments, shame; turmoil.
Chambers Dictionary, 10th edition, 2006, Pg 320
Muddle - to confuse; to mix up, fail to distinguish between; to bungle, confusion, bewilderment.
Chambers Dictionary, 10 edition, 2006, Pg 986
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-Dr Aziz gets summoned by superior major callendar.
-false alarm
-slight confusion
-a bit of misunderstanding.
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Adela's feelings towards Ronny.
-Forever changing
-speaks her mind
-doesn't fancy the new Ronny.
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-Fielding was giving his opinion on mysteries and muddles.
- Adela and Mrs Moore both dislike muddles.
-India a mystery?
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-the collar stud of fielding's broke and Aziz eager to please him lent him his own.
-Ronny criticises Aziz on the way he was dressed, misinterpreting his kindness with carelessness.
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-the comparison between the civilisation of the east and the west.
-England is modern,progressive and civilised. Whereas India is primitive and uncivilised.
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-muddle has connotations of dangerous and disorienting disorder.
- the very landscape and architecture of the countryside is formless and the natural life of plants and animals defies identification.
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