What is the prevailing attitude among villagers toward Methodist lay preacher Dinah Morris?

What is Dinah Morris' attitude toward the simple rural folks who surround her?

How does Hetty Sorrel react when Adam Bede sees her special locket fall to the floor and break apart?

What inference does Adam draw from the existence of the locket and Hetty's behavior?

When Hetty Sorrel is imprisoned and receives a visit from Dinah Morris, does it seem that the visit is motivated primarily by the desire to make a convert to Methodism or by her genuine feelings of affection toward Hetty?

What is Hetty Sorrel's immediate reaction when she receives the letter from Arthur breaking off their affair? What course of action does she choose?

Does Dinah Morris seem to have a specific type of "evil" in mind when she cautions Hetty to stay in close contact...