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Mr. Lockwood, the new tenant of Thrushcross Grange, visits his landlord Heathcliff at Wuthering Heights. This frame narrative sets up the main story, which is then told through Nelly Dean's recollections.

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1771-1777: Heathcliff's arrival and childhood

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1771-1777: Heathcliff's arrival and childhood

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Mr. Earnshaw brings home an orphan boy whom he names Heathcliff. The boy forms a deep bond with Catherine Earnshaw but faces cruel treatment from Hindley. This period establishes the central relationship that drives the entire narrative.

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1777: Hindley returns after his father's death

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1777: Hindley returns after his father's death

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After Mr. Earnshaw's death, Hindley returns from college with his new wife Frances and degrades Heathcliff to the status of a servant, setting in motion the revenge plot that will consume the rest of the story.

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Catherine and Heathcliff's encounter with the Linton family at Thrushcross Grange marks a turning point. Catherine is injured by their dog and stays with the Lintons for five weeks, returning a changed person.

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Catherine confesses to Nelly her decision to marry Edgar Linton, despite her profound love for Heathcliff. Heathcliff overhears part of the conversation and disappears from Wuthering Heights.

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Heathcliff returns as a wealthy gentleman, seeking revenge. He begins his systematic plan to destroy both the Earnshaw and Linton families by first gambling with Hindley and acquiring Wuthering Heights.

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After giving birth to young Catherine (Cathy), Catherine Earnshaw dies in Heathcliff's arms. This tragic event marks the midpoint of the novel and intensifies Heathcliff's desire for revenge.

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The second generation story begins in earnest as young Cathy meets Linton Heathcliff. Heathcliff forces their eventual marriage as part of his revenge plan.

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The frame narrative's present time, where Mr. Lockwood begins his tenancy at Thrushcross Grange and encounters the strange household at Wuthering Heights.

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Heathcliff dies, having given up his revenge. Young Catherine and Hareton's budding romance suggests hope for the future and the breaking of the cycle of violence and revenge.

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Emily Brontë publishes 'Wuthering Heights' under the pseudonym Ellis Bell. Initially met with mixed reviews due to its dark themes and complex structure, it later becomes recognized as a masterpiece of English literature.

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