The Mill on the Floss
Introduction + Context
Plot Summary
Detailed Summary & Analysis
Book 1, Chapter 1  Book 1, Chapter 2  Book 1, Chapter 3 Book 1, Chapter 4 Book 1, Chapter 5 Book 1, Chapter 6 Book 1, Chapter 7 Book 1, Chapter 8 Book 1, Chapter 9 Book 1, Chapter 10 Book 1, Chapter 11 Book 1, Chapter 12 Book 1, Chapter 13 Book 2, Chapter 1 Book 2, Chapter 2 Book 2, Chapter 3 Book 2, Chapter 4 Book 2, Chapter 5 Book 2, Chapter 6 Book 2, Chapter 7 Book 3, Chapter 1 Book 3, Chapter 2 Book 3, Chapter 3 Book 3, Chapter 4 Book 3, Chapter 5 Book 3, Chapter 6 Book 3, Chapter 7 Book 3, Chapter 8 Book 3, Chapter 9 Book 4, Chapter 1 Book 4, Chapter 2 Book 4, Chapter 3 Book 5, Chapter 1 Book 5, Chapter 2 Book 5, Chapter 3 Book 5, Chapter 4 Book 5, Chapter 5 Book 5, Chapter 6 Book 5, Chapter 7 Book 6, Chapter 1 Book 6, Chapter 2 Book 6, Chapter 3 Book 6, Chapter 4 Book 6, Chapter 5 Book 6, Chapter 6 Book 6, Chapter 7 Book 6, Chapter 8 Book 6, Chapter 9 Book 6, Chapter 10 Book 6, Chapter 11 Book 6, Chapter 12 Book 6, Chapter 13 Book 6, Chapter 14 Book 7, Chapter 1 Book 7, Chapter 2 Book 7, Chapter 3 Book 7, Chapter 4 Book 7, Chapter 5 Conclusion
Themes
All Themes Memory and Childhood Knowledge and Ignorance Women’s Roles and Social Pressures Tolerance and Forgiveness
Quotes
Characters
All Characters Maggie Tulliver Tom Tulliver Mr. Tulliver Mrs. Tulliver Philip Wakem Lucy Deane Stephen Guest Mr. Wakem Mrs. Glegg Mrs. Pullet Mr. Pullet Mr. Deane Bob Jakin Luke Moggs Mr. Riley Mr. Stelling Mrs. Moss Dr. Kenn
Symbols
All Symbols Tulliver Family Bible Maggie’s Hair
Literary Devices
All Literary Devices Allusions Dialect Foil Foreshadowing Genre Hyperbole Imagery Irony Metaphors Mood Motifs Personification Satire Setting Similes Situational Irony Style Tone Verbal Irony
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The Mill on the Floss

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George Eliot

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