Eppie is a character from the novel "Silas Marner," written by George Eliot. She is the adopted daughter of the main character, Silas Marner, a reclusive weaver who finds joy and purpose in raising her. Eppie represents innocence and love, transforming Silas's lonely life into one filled with happiness and connection. Throughout the story, Eppie's presence brings warmth to the cold, isolated world of Silas. As she grows, she becomes a symbol of hope and redemption, illustrating the importance of family and community. Her relationship with Silas highlights the themes of love and belonging in the novel.