She has an instinctive faith that contrasts with Silas' initial distrust of Heaven. She represents the best of Raveloe, the community spirit and real interest and concern for others. She is no stereotype; through her discussions with Silas, she reveals a full personality, slow in thought but steady in faith and strong in her sympathy.
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Table of Contents
- Book Summary
- Character List
- Summary and Analysis
- Part 1: Chapter 1
- Part 1: Chapter 2
- Part 1: Chapters 3–4
- Part 1: Chapter 5
- Part 1: Chapters 6–7
- Part 1: Chapters 8–9
- Part 1: Chapter 10
- Part 1: Chapter 11
- Part 1: Chapter 12
- Part 1: Chapter 13
- Part 1: Chapters 14–15
- Part 2: Chapter 16
- Part 2: Chapters 17–18
- Part 2: Chapter 19
- Part 2: Chapter 20
- Part 2: Chapter 21
- Part 2: Conclusion
- Character Analysis
- George Eliot Biography
- Critical Essays
- Study Help
