Silas Marner

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Set against the backdrop of the Industrial Revolution, the story explores themes of human redemption and the complexities of society. It follows a bitter, isolated man whose life transforms through his love and care for an orphan. Through this poignant narrative, Eliot critiques political and religious hypocrisy while revealing her insights into the human condition. The novel reflects her desire to transcend the limitations placed on female authors of her time, offering a rich exploration of personal and societal struggles.