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In the war between love and luxury, love has priority. Justify on the basis of Silas Marner. 

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  • After all the years Silas Marner spends in forced isolation, obsessively gathering gold, and focusing on nothing but himself 
  • Silas loves his gold, works for it, and looks forward to viewing it and holding it in his hands each evening. 
  • He even comes to love the faces engraved on the coins as if they were his friends.
  • Dunsey Cass, the wretched son of the town's squire, steals Silas's beloved gold and runs away.
  • But, as is made clear when Eppie appears, in his miserliness Silas has wasted his love on something that has no capacity to reciprocate 
  • golden hair of the baby make him connect with the world
  • provides enrichment of the soul. 


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