The Spectrum of Indian Images in the Selected Novels of Paul Scott is replete with images that Scott created and infused life into the real India that was social, religious, political, geographical and historical. To the readers, Scott appears as an insider, rather than an outsider, in the novels to present his first-hand experiences through an absorbing account of colorful images. India was how Scott saw, felt and experienced—made its way in a long but narrative description of closing years of British Raj.