Mr. Andrews by E.M. Forster: Summary and Analysis

The tale begins with a description of the souls of the dead ascending to heaven as Forster sets up the conflict that Mr. Andrews and the Turk will face in their desire to experience the infinity of God. As individual souls rise, the great world soul presses upon them, wanting to "break their thin envelope of personality, to mingle their virtue with its own" (Forster 141). Yet, the individual souls resist this pressure, thinking that, like their life on earth, the afterlife will mean a glorious eternity of individual awareness in the presence of God.

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Approximate Word count = 605
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page)