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A Passage to India Study Guide

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by E. M. Forster
About 110 pages (32,943 words)
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Part 2: Chapter 12 Summary

The purpose of this chapter is to describe the Marabar Caves. "A tunnel eight feet long, five feet high, three feet wide, leads to a circular chamber about twenty feet in diameter." They are all alike-there is no carving or nest or anything else to distinguish one from the other. In the circular chamber, if a match is lit, it becomes apparent that the interior walls are a polished mirror.

Part 2: Chapter 12 Analysis

The Marabar caves are an essential component.....

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