Aspects of the Novel

What does Forster believe to be the flaws in Sir Walter Scott's writing?

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Asked by Cat on 27 May 01:57

Last updated by Cat on 27 May 02:11

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Answered by Cat on 27 May 02:11

Forster believes that Sir Walter Scott's novels lack passion and therefore his characters cannot be fully developed. While he is an intelligent gentleman, his writing lacks a certain integrity and value necessary to be a great novel.