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Yet Silas still believes in a power above looking over him. He admits that he has "light enough to trusten by." Now that Silas has confronted his past, he realizes that his future with Eppie is all that matters now. Eliot’s last chapter details the marriage of Eppie and Aaron. It’s a wonderful time of celebration and jubilation. Eppie tells her father, "I think nobody could be happier than we are." Silas doesn’t feel that he’s losing a daughter, but instead he knows that he’s gaining a son. |
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