![]() ![]() The Mill on the Floss actually has two major story arcs, starting with ![]() ![]() Outcast in the provinces), along with examples of some unexpected When, through little fault of her own, our heroine is shamed,īear against her is brilliantly depicted (possibly taken from Eliot's own experience as a social In the course of telling the story, a number of other interests are Melodramatic ending reveals her great love is not what is usually Womanhood to be wooed by several suitors, makes socially disastrousĬhoices before finding her one true love. Spunky young girl is the despair of her traditional family, grows into George Eliot's first great popular novel gives only hints of the depths to be plumbed in the future, yet it has become an enduring favourite for its own virtues.Ī silly romantic story, similar to many others in the nineteenth century: CRITIQUE | THE TEXT | THE MOVIES Eliot lite, but gaining weight ![]()
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