Describe shortly the character Mr. Fielding from the point of view of Aziz.

Aziz is an interesting character because he is very
emotional and flighty. He is somewhat conflicted over his relationship with Fielding. He
realizes in his gut that Fielding is not like the other British, and he likes Fielding,
but he still maintains distance from Fielding. He is both attracted and put off, wanting
to become Fielding's friend, but never sure if it is possible to be his friend. He seems
to enjoy being around Fielding, but sometimes he tries too hard to befriend him and
impress him. Then, he gets impatient with himself for trying so hard. He is curious
about Fielding. He does not understand why Fielding is different
than the other British. He reads Fielding's mail in one chapter because of this
curiousity, but he does not see anything wrong with doing this. He sometimes thinks that
Fielding is too straightforward, which is different from the way Aziz approaches things
- dealing in nuances and indirectness. He is sometimes embarassed when Fielding tells
him things bluntly, not knowing how to react and not feeling comfortable about being as
blunt or as honest.

Aziz often misinterprets Fielding's
motives. After the trial, he is angry at everyone, including Fielding, who ironically is
the only one who believed he was innocent.