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The Advance Beyond Daintiness: Voice and Myth in Behind the rather cozy domesticity of . lies a full-scale attempt on Forster’s part to create an English myth. His preoccupation with this idea is evident when the narrative voice muses:

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: The Dominant Voice. moves toward catastrophe and symbolic revelation with the visit of two English ladies and their Indian host to the famous Marabar Caves. As Mrs Moore, Adela Quested, Aziz, and their entourage of servants enter the first cave, Forster describes their passage: