Silas Marner Chapter 3

Squire Cass, who lived in Raveloe, lived in a huge house. He was known to the people of Raveloe as a very rich man, with a rich family. He has two completely opposite sons, Dunstan (nicknamed Dunsey) and Godfrey. Dunstan liked to gamble and drink. Leaving Godfrey with the other things of life, such as being good-natured and handsome, very different from his brother. One day the brothers get into a fight over money that …

…he was pushed into by his brother for no other reason to get use it against him. Although he his married to Molly, he is deeply in love with Nancy Lammeter, who would make a great addition in the womanless household of the men, which has been that way for years since their mother died. Because Godfrey is too insecure, he only hurts more to know that he isn’t with the woman he loves.