Which of these identifies one way in which silas's loom serves as a symbol in the novel?
it represents silas's seclusion and his obsession with gold.
it represents the narrow religious beliefs of lantern yard.
it represents silas's excommunication.
it represents the comforts of home and family.

Silas's loom serves as a symbol in the novel because It represents Silas's seclusion and his obsession with gold

Explanation:

Silas is a character that does not like to interact with the community and spends most of his time working on his loom, since this is the source of his gold, he becomes too attached to it, that it even affects his spine and his sight, his life during the first part of the story goes around his isolation and his love for gold.

d) sarah's natural reaction to being accepted into college suggests that she has no other dreams.