A Passage to India · Character
Mr. Turton
The British collector's assistant, a typical Anglo-Indian official.
minor
Also known as Turton, Mr. Turton
First appearance: ii
Mr. Turton shows up with force in Chapter V. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Organizes the Bridge Party, makes perfunctory rounds, and holds a cynical view of the Indian guests.
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In Chapter V: Organizes the Bridge Party, makes perfunctory rounds, and holds a cynical view of the Indian guests. Later, in XVI: Calls…
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