Cass family

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The Cass family is a fictional household in George Eliot’s novel "Silas Marner," known for its social prominence and moral failings that contrast with the novel’s themes of redemption and community.

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Label Occurrences
Cass family canonical 3
the Cass family 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional family
literary character group
appearsIn Silas Marner
associatedWithTheme class privilege
moral failure
redemption
social responsibility
contrastsWith Lantern Yard weavers
Raveloe community ideals
Silas Marner
countryOfFictionalSetting England
createdBy George Eliot
familyHead Squire Cass
firstPublishedIn 1861
genre Victorian novel characters
hasEconomicStatus wealthy landowners
hasMember Dunstan Cass
Godfrey Cass
Squire Cass
hasReputation socially prominent
hasResidence Red House
hasSocialStatus gentry
influencesLifeOf Eppie
linked to: Eppie Marner

Nancy Lammeter
Silas Marner
languageOfWork English
notableFor neglect of moral duty
squandering of wealth
portrayedAs morally flawed
setIn Raveloe
timePeriod early 19th century England

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Eppie hasSurnameFrom Cass family
Nancy Lammeter associatedWithFamily the Cass family
linked to: Cass family
the Red House ownedBy Cass family
Red House estate ownedBy Cass family