Outcast from the church, community, and good friends for a criminal offense he did not commit, Silas Marner’s trust and trust falls aside. A damaged, disillusioned man, he builds a new faith, that will never allow him down: yellow metal. He weaves his cloths, matters his money, baptises himself with the cash of his fresh religion. When tragedy hits again and everything his money is certainly stolen he’s bereft and grief stricken. Then on New Year’s Eve a eyesight of silver flickers before the flames. Spilling hair are tumbling cash. For a moment Silas can be reunited along with his beautiful sovereigns. And he sees just a little child When Eppie crosses his threshold, Silas’s life changes. Their existence jointly, from her youth to womanhood, is his salvation. But all is definitely threatened when her biological father makes a state on her behalf. A BBC Radio dramatisation starring George Costigan as Silas Marner and Rebecca Callard as Eppie. Dramatised by Richard Cameron and aimed by Pauline Harris.