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I like this because it's about becoming comfortable with yourself rather than changing yourself.

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I believe that Wuthering Heights falls under the Gothic genre. It has dark and eerie settings, supernatural presence, revenge, death, and mystery. These are all characteristics of Shelley's Frankenstein, which is considered to be gothic literature.

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I liked this best because often you hear people saying write what you know. This shows that peoples common thought of experiences is not the whole meaning behind that. This shows more than just one "type" of person

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I liked this because it expressed the idea of writing what you feel rather than what you know. Great things don't always come from personal experiences, they can also come from personal feelings.

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The article "cultivate the true you" was my favorite because I found it very inspiring when the author said "Charlotte did not succeed by altering her voice, but by becoming more comfortable with it". It shows the importance and beauty of confidence and authenticity.

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This lesson was my favorite because it is, partially, about individuality. You don't need to change yourself to be great, you just need to be proud of yourself. " authenticity can’t be acquired—just nurtured."

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While I've never read and don't know much about Wuthering Heights it sounds like a tragedy. There is a lot of emotions portrayed in the story.

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It is possible to be strong, independent, and still be at home.

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It is possible to be strong, independent, and still be at home.

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The article brought out that you don't have to go outside to succeed. It is possible to succeed at your house. I am a very shy and timid person, just like Emily. It is comforting to know that you don't have to be an extrovert to be a successful person.

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I know very little about the Bronte sisters, but from what I have read and been informed of from the lesson, I would say Wuthering Heights is a Gothic tragedy. There is an excess of emotion in the story. It closely resembles a soap opera, actually. It also has many other themes that resemble Gothic literature.

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I would have to say that Wuthering Heights is a gothic novel because it has a lot of charecteristics of a romantic novel but it is too dark

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I like this life lesson best because it is about just being you and doing what makes you happy without losing yourself for someone else

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This life lession i enjoy and find very helpful. YOu cant always know what people mean so you have to look beyond even if its just watching body language and oaying close attention, but theres always more to the story if you read between the lines.

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Its dark, but sad. Its romantic as well but it shares all these genres

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I would say that Wuthering Heights is gothic because it is romantic but also has a dark side of it which makes it gothic.

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I liked this because it is saying that basically you need to be the person that you actually are and not try to be something that you aren't.

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I believe Wuthering Heights falls into the gothic genre. Although it is also romantic, I believe that it is more so gothic due to the setting and events that occur.

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My favorite life lesson from the article is to cultivate the true you. This is my favorite life lesson from the article because I think that it is important to always be yourself and use your voice in the world.

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I believe it belongs to the Gothic genre especially but also includes equivocally some distinctive parts which could be interpreted as romantic. The events which occurred throughout the story certainly left it to be easily interpretable as Gothic along with the seemingly ominous feel to the story.

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This principle portrayed by the Bronte Sisters is my favorite of the ones displayed within the article. This principle is one which can be adopted by anyone at nearly any time of their lives where in which they can adopt the mindset to live and develop themselves the way they see fit. There are many pieces of advice accumulated across generations which will sway your judgement and furthermore your actions which can determine the course of your life. These pieces of advice can be utilized advantageously and in an optimal manner but if these pieces of advice whether they be principles, methodologies, mottos and so fourth, if they are adopted because someone else has told you to adopt them and without possessing even the slightest bit of acceptance towards their correctness nor benefit then you are adopting them for the wrong reasons. I'm willing to take all of the advice I possibly can but I do that for myself so that I may be prepared throughout my life within various situations but I do not do so because I was ordered aside from civil and criminal law of course. There is not a remedy for success and difficulty within life and if you begin adopting principles you do not believe in you may be living a life which is governed by things you do not believe in which is self explanatory as to why one should not do so. It devises perfect sense to live a life based among the judgement of yourself as it is your life, I'm not advocating not abiding by common law by all means but I am saying that your life passes by fluently and swiftly when recollecting and the question can be answered by the question of if you'd rather live a life based among how someone else prefers you do or how you prefer so.

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Gothic because it is dark but also romantic

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makes you use more of what you feel then what u know, some experiences come from feelings

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I Like this because it means that you are meant to be who you are and no one else. this because it

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I liked this one best because it's about accepting yourself for who you are and not wanting to change yourself.

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I think that the Wuthering Heights belongs to the gothic writing. It has some romantic elements in the story, however it also seems very dark and eerie in addition to it. Making it a more gothic novel.

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I really liked this life lesson from the article because I think it states that you really need to take your strengths and talents and cultivate them, make them the best you can and be who you are. You don't have to change, you have your strengths, use them.

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I feel like some people do things in their life for other people and try to be someone they do not recognize or enjoy and I want to make sure I am doing things in my life to make sure I am trying to be the true me.

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The genre Wuthering Heights belongs to is gothic

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i think its a Gothic lit

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The genre Wuthering Heights belongs to is the Gothic novel genre, but it also contains aspects of romance.   

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The genre Wuthering Heights belongs to is the Gothic novel genre, but it also contains aspects of romance.   

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The life lesson from the article that is my favorite is the " You know more than you think you know", I like that it empowers you to push yourself beyond your limitations. 

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The life lesson from the article that is my favorite is the " You know more than you think you know", I like that it empowers you to push yourself beyond your limitations. 

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Garrison Turner.

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Wuthering Heights belongs to Gothic Literature because it deals with the supernatural.

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This was my favorite because as a female, it is hard sometimes to have a voice in a world of men. It's important for me to be myself and to be strong in what I believe.