Each position has its corresponding duties.
"Middlemarch," written by George Eliot, emphasizes the significance of recognizing and fulfilling the specific responsibilities associated with each societal role. The characters in the novel grapple with their duties, illustrating how these obligations shape their identities and relationships within the community.
The story reflects on the complexities of human ambitions and how they intertwine with social expectations. Through various narratives, Eliot conveys that understanding one's position and the duties tied to it is crucial for personal growth and social harmony.
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