Silas Marner is, of course, the title character of this book. A very dynamic character, throughout the novel he goes through several stages:
 | A weaver at work, much as Silas Marner would be in his lonely cottage. |
 | The counting of coins: the only joy of Silas's days for many years after his unfounded murder conviction. |
 | With the arrival of his adopted daughter, Silas finally finds happiness and meaning in his life. |
| List of Weaving Guilds in North America and Beyond | Since he is a weaver, this site would be of interest to Silas. |
| Personal Valuables Insurance | Maybe if Silas had had this insurance, losing his gold would not have affected him as much. |
| The Adopt Shoppe | This shop specializes in merchandise for adoptive families such as Silas and Eppie |
| Rights of the Falsely Accused | This site lists many options for those falsely accused of a crime, as Silas was in his town of birth. |
| Finding Religion in Christianity | Silas had changing views towards religion throughout his life; perhaps this site could have helped him out. |
How much like Silas Marner are you?
How many boxes did you check?
0-2: You're more like Dan Quayle than Silas Marner.
3-5: You're about a tarantula's leg-width away from being Silas Marner.
6-7: Get back in the book were you belong!
