Daniel Deronda by Geroge Eliot

In the novel Daniel Deronda by George Eliot, the reader may find themselves diving into the depths of several main characters' personalities only to find that each of these major characters have a colossal affect on the novel's main character, Daniel Deronda. Deronda, a young, wealthy man, finds himself in different scenarios that pertain to every important character in the novel. Deronda can be found feuding with Henleigh Grandcourt, seducing the beautiful Mirah Lapidoth, or …

…Gwendolyn Harleth, and Mordecai cause Deronda to substantially change his view of thinking and create a new sense of reality that isn't clouded with subjective or prejudice ideals. Deronda ends the novel as a more pleasant person than he ever was. The rest of the characters understand that life comes in different tones, and that one must be able to adjust to these different tones in order to remain aligned on the path of life.