PRESENTATION TITLE:

CHARACTER ANALYSIS OF DR. AZIZ

PRESENTED BY: HIRA BASHIR
PRESENTED TO: SIR AHSAN AFZAAL AHMED

ROLL. NO: 220520

 INTRODUCTION
• An intelligent, emotional Indian doctor in Chandrapore. Aziz attempts to make friends with Adela
Quested, Mrs. Moore, and Cyril Fielding.
• Later, Adela falsely accuses Aziz of sexually assaulting her after an expedition to the Marabar Caves,
but the charges are dropped after Adela’s withdrawal from the case at the trial.
• Aziz enjoys writing and reciting poetry.
• He has three children; his wife died several years as discussed in the beginning of the novel.
• His response to Mrs. Moore is one of quick affection that remains constant even after her death.
 RELATION BETWEEN DR.AZIZ AND
MR. FIELDING

• The relationship between Aziz and Fielding is the most significant.

• In spite of so many barriers of race and character, the two men succeed in creating a unique rapport
that stands out as evidence of the power of goodwill and kindness.
• There is the difficulty of communication due to Aziz’s imperfect handling of the English language.
• Genuine friendship that dissolves the various barriers between them.
• Misunderstandings and complications.
• Friendship reunites.
 RELATIONSHIP OF DR.AZIZ WITH MRS. MOORE

• First meeting.
• Similar past.
• Mrs. Moore’s affection for Dr. Aziz.
• Dr. Aziz has a notably childish quality to his nature, it is this childishness which is
undoubtedly one of the factors that draws Mrs. Moore to him.
• She has a matronly regard for Aziz; she treats him like her own son, overlooking his many
character flaws.
• Aziz responds to Mrs. Moore’s indulgence by developing a profound respect for the old
English lady, whom he affectionately calls “Esmiss Esmoor.”
 THOUGHTS ON ANGLO-INDIANS

• Hatred for Anglo-Indians.

• Expression of feelings for Anglo Indian through friendship of Fielding and Aziz.
• Nationalism through the character of Dr. Aziz.
 MAJOR CONFLICTS

• Adela Quested accuses Dr. Aziz of attempting to sexually assault her in one of the Marabar
Caves.
• Aziz suspects Fielding has plotted against him with the English.
• The inflammation of racial tensions between the Indians and English in Chandrapore.
CONCLUSION