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Wuthering Heights is an extremely complex novel, and so are the characters. Heathcliff and Cathy are both flawed characters and antiheroes of a sort, neither Linton is heroic, I suppose as a matter of opinion the closest to 'heroic' that any character reaches is Hareton Earnshaw, and even perhaps Nelly, who is the most constant character of the novel.

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