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Our background image shows how the setting is dark, bleak, gothic, harsh, and wild

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* Cathy and Nelly arrive at wuthering heights, linton is whining about the servants and complains about Cathy not visiting him. After he annoys her, she shoves Linton’s chair and Linton gets into spasm of caughs and he claims that she assaulted him to make her feel bad. After Nelly’s recovery, she notices weird behaviors from Cathy. She finds out that Cathy sneaked into her room and cathes her red handed. She admits that she has been sneaking out to Wuthering Heights.

* Nelly explains Edgar what she has done and he doesn’t allow her to go to Wuthering Heights anymore. Even though he puts obligations on her actions, he says if she wishes to marry linton, he will allow it even though Heathcliff would inherit Grange.

* During the visit, Linton seems to be anxious and he looks unhealthy. They promise to meet again.

* When they meet, Heathcliff suddenly arrives. He expresses his doubt that Linton can pass away before Edgar. He asks the ladies to go back to Wuthering Heights with him.After they arrive at Wuthering Heights, Heathcliff locks the ladies and says he won’t release them unless Cathy and Linton get married. Eventually, they get married.
● Heathcliff does not give permission young Catherine to go.
● Edgar is very ill and he understands Heathcliff’s intentions about heritage and he decides to change his heritage, but lawyers don’t come because Heathcliff bribes him.
● Young Catherine escapes from Heights and comes back to Grange.
● Edgar dies.
● Heathcliff comes back after the funeral to take young Catherine to the new house.
● Heatcliff opens the coffin of Catherine. He feels her presence as a ghost.
● Linton dies but Heathcliff doesn’t care of him and his heritage is transferred to his father.
● Heraton has feeling for Catherine.

● When Lockwood is leaving, he thinks that people and mansion are gloomy in Heights.
● Lockwood visits Heights and he finds that Nelly replaces with Zillah.
● Lockwood sees some changes in the Heights, for example, the gate is not locked, doors and windows are open, and there is a joyful atmosphere.
● Moreover, Cathy and Hareton have an affection for each other, Cathy teaches Hareton to read and she never teases him.
● Heathcliff  is dead, and Cathy is in charge of Grange now.
● Heathcliff becomes very different man before his death, he gives up his revenge. Interestingly, he doesn’t care of the affection between Cathy and Hareton. Then, Heathcliff leaves eating and drinking completely.
● Heathcliff desires to death and “he wants to be buried next to Catherine”.
● Ultimately, Heathcliff is buried next to Catherine.
● According to the some people, Heathcliff’s ghost walks and meets with Catherine’s ghost.
● Finally, Nelly says that Cathy and Hareton will be married on New Year’s Day and they all are going to the Grange.

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±"I can get over the wall.’ she said laughing. ‘The grange is not a prison, Ellen, and you are not my gaoler. And besides, I’m almost seventeen: I’m a woman. And I’m certain Linton would recover quickly if he had me to look after him. I’m older than he is, you know, and wiser: lesser childish, am I not? And he’ll soon do as i direct him, with some slight coaxing. He’s a pretty little darling when he’s good. I’d make such a pet of him, if he were mine. We should, never quarrel, should we after we were used to each other? Don’t you like him, Ellen?"
Explanation:
±In my opinion, Cathy saying ‘I can get over the wall’ can be interpreted as that she doesn’t have to obey the obligations implemented by the soceity. For example, she goes to wuthering heights to see Linton. Later on, she states that she is almost seventeen and she is a woman. Than, she expresses that linton needs help of a younger woman than him, which can might lead to that men need woman’s help. She states the ways she is superior to Linton by saying she is wiser, older and less childish than him. Later, she says she can direct him, make a pet of him. Finally, she says . ‘The grange is not a prison, Ellen, and you are not my gaoler’. In addition to cathy contradicting the rules and obligations, these words can mean something else. Later, we can see that Cathy and Nelly are kept like prisoners in wuthering heights. The words ‘Prison’ and ‘Gaoler’ may be a foreshadowing.

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±"I got the sexton, who was digging Linton’s grave, to remove the earth off her coffin lid, and I opened it. I thought, once, I would have stayed there, when I saw her face again—it is hers yet—he had hard work to stir me; but he said it would change, if the air blew on it, and so I struck one side of the coffin loose, and covered it up—not Linton’s side, damn him! I wish he’d been soldered in lead—and I bribed the sexton to pull it away, when I’m laid there, and slide mine out too. I’ll have it made so, and then, by the time Linton gets to us, he’ll not know which is which!” “You were very wicked, Mr. Heathcliff!” I exclaimed; “were you not ashamed to disturb the dead?”
Explanation:
±Heathcliff narrates this scene to Nelly in chapter XXIX. It is one the most gothic moments in the book. He wants to see Catherine again and remember her but instead of satisfying him, this makes him go crazier. Everything he does is because of his desire to rejoin catherine.

±He tries to achieve whatever reminds him of his beloved so he even lays next to her dead body. But he doesn’t actually refer to Catherine but her features, for example, instead of saying that he sees Catherine again, he says ‘i saw her face again’ like her daughter or her portrait.

±He realizes he’ll never have her presence again. Even though Heathcliff is possessed by the things about her like, her daughter, her face, the memories etc.

±She does not actually exist anymore and this leads Heathcliff lose interest in anything he goes more and more mad everyday.

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±“It is a poor condition, is it not… An absurd termination to my violent exertions? I get levers and mattocks to demolish the two houses, and train myself to be capable of working like Hercules, and when everything is ready, and in my power, I find the will to lift a slate off either roof has vanished! My old enemies have beaten me; now would be the precise time to revenge myself on their representatives: I could do it; and none could hinder me. But where is the use? I don’t care for striking. I can’t take the trouble to raise my hand! That sounds as if I had been labouring the whole time, only to exhibit a fine trait of magnanimity. It is far from
being the case-I have lost the faculty of enjoying their destruction, and I am too idle to destroy for nothing”
Explanation:

±This quotation is important because Heathcliff changes a lot from beginning to end in the novel. Although he spends his whole life fighting with his enemies, he does not strive to destroy their representatives, Cathy and Hareton. It is certain that Heathcliff does not desire to get his revenge even if he could get it easily. All anger, hatred and cruelty destroy and exhaust him, so he regards himself “idle” now. Moreover, Heathcliff gives up everything earthly, and he just desires to die and come together with Catherine. He thinks that the only way to reunite with Catherine is die. Finally, the peace comes to the Wuthering Heights.

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What is Heathcliff's motive in desiring the marriage of Catherine and his son?

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How does Bronte portray difficulties in the lives of women in Wuthering Heights?

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What role does the setting play in developing the characters and the narrative in Emily Bronte's novel Wuthering Heights?

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When Heathcliff opens Catherine's coffin

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When Heathcliff opens Catherine's coffin

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This gif is from tv adaptation from 2009 and it shows that Heathcliff thinks Catherine and himself as united and having one soul.

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What causes Heathcliff's revenge in "Wuthering Heights"?

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Catherine and Heathcliff's llustration in The Moors

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Catherine and Heathcliff's llustration in The Moors

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This image is important because it demonstrates how Catherine and Heathliff feel free to live their love in The Moors.

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How do spirits and the supernatural play a role in the story?

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In Wuthering Heights, The Yorkshire Moors represents wildness and harshness especially for the character Heathcliff. Moreover, the moors are the only place where Heathcliff and Catherine feel themselves freely.

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±What does nature symbolize in the novel?

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We choose this image because this image shows that Heathcliff's desire to reunite with Catherine, so he constantly calls Catherine's ghost.

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He has a wild nature and he has a deep love for Catherine. Furthermore, this unrequited love drives him the desire for revenge, and Heathcliff spends his whole life with this desire.

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Edgar Linton is Heathcliff's complete opposite, both in terms of personality and also physical appearance. Whereas Heathcliff is described as dark and harsh, Edgar Linton is described as youthful, and kind with fair skin, light hair and blue eyes.

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Clip from the adaptation-Catherine's death scene

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Clip from the adaptation-Catherine's death scene

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This clip shows how Heathcliff and Catherine are deeply love in each other. Actually, they are like soul-mates because Heathcliff repeatedly calls Catherine as his soul.

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Charlotte Riley Wuthering Heights Clip #11

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She is beautiful and charming. Eventhough Catherine has a love affair with Heathcliff, she acts with her logic and marries with Edgar Linton.