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How does Cathy show her devotion to heathcliff after he is beaten and sent to the garret?
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Cathy shows her devotion to Heathcliff by sneaking food and visiting him in the garret against her father's wishes, risking punishment and defying social norms to care for him. She also displays her love through her tears and expressions of concern for his well-being.
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When Cathy and Heathcliff were talking at the wall while she was retrieving your hat what did Heathcliff threatened to do if she became disrespectful to him?
Heathcliff threatened to destroy the hat if Cathy became disrespectful to him.
What did Hareton tell Cathy regarding Heathcliff?
he had taken her side man times with Heathcliff
How does Catherine Linton eventually marry Linton Heathcliff?
Catherine Linton (Little Cathy) does marry Linton Heathcliff, yes.
How did Heathcliff persuade Cathy and Nelly to enter the house?
to assist linton
When Edgar had gone where did Nelly dinally locate Cathy?
Nelly finally located Cathy at Wuthering Heights, where she had gone to be with Heathcliff.
When Cathy and Heathcliff were talking at the wall while she was retrieving her hat what did Heathcliff threaten to do if she became disrespectful to him?
send the letters she wrote to linton to her father
What After Heathcliff admonished Cathy for dropping Linton and not corresponding with him why did Nelly agree to accompany Cathy to Wuthering Heights?
to further her own agenda
When Cathy and Nelly went to hunt grouse Nests who did they accidentally meet?
heathcliff and hareton
According to Heathcliff how was Linton affected when Cathy stopped communicating with him?
He was dying of a broken heart
As Joseph watched Linton pound at the door after Hareton had locked Cathy who was he reminded of?
heathcliff
When Cathy and Nelly went to hunt the grouse nests who did they accidentally meet?
heathcliff and hareton
What violence does Cathy witness at Wuthering Heights. What are the probabale underlying reasons for the attack. Who does Linton believe is to blame?
Cathy witnesses violence when Hindley physically abuses Heathcliff. This violence stems from Hindley's deep-seated resentment towards Heathcliff, stemming from his jealousy and sense of inferiority towards him. Linton blames Heathcliff for the attack, as he perceives Heathcliff as a threat to his own position and inheritance at Wuthering Heights.
