Wuthering Heights

catherine

Wuthering Heights is a gothic novel.

The cultural context of the novel is Gothic era.

Wuthering Height can not just be termed a gothic novel, it is pioneering and differed from its contempories, it is seen as a hybrid novel in the way it contains elements of romantacism, realism, gothic and feminism.

Brontes novel shows skill and oringinality.

Her use of Gothic is more subtle than the traditional gothic novel!

Wuthering Height was written just after the Victorian gothic era, so some people thought it was a bit of a joke and didn't think it fitted in with the gothic style. But as the book was read by more people they thought it was a disgrace because it talks about love, sexual tension and society, where as the people were concerned they did nothing of the sort. They were uptight snobby people you did "not" desire lust or sexual tension. There is a tension between Heathcliff and Catherine, as Heathcliff loves Catherine but Catherine is always toying with it. He needs her, she only needs his love, as she wants to be loved by all men. Hence why she marries Edgar Linton. She also marries Linton because she wants to help Heathcliff with his degraded situation as Hinley (Catherine's brother) has set him down as a servant for his hatred and love from his father. It shows how society was mean in this era, it degraded people quickly. It was set with revenge and hate.

I think it is the scene in which Heathcliff tries to strangle Isabella's dog in front of Thrushcross Grange.

I was born in love with you

I will die in love with you

think "weathering" heights, except begin the first world as you would "Whuzzup!"

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I was taught that the pronunciation of "Wuthering" should be as follows:

Yorkshire dialect: wuu 'dae 'rin (uu like for wool)

Standard English: ua 'dae 'rin

No. Mr Darcy is a character in Pride and Prejudice not Wuthering Heights

The moors represent the wild side of things. They are a wet unfertile soggy place where freedom reigns(for Cathy and Heathcliff), but danger also lurks because the ease of getting lost or even drowned.

Well, death and rebirth are not themes; they are motifs. To find a theme, use the Motif in a sentence that says a message about life in general that relates to the book. Themes should not be book specific and should be easily related to real life. It is not hard. Just use death and rebirth in a general statement that relates to the book.

Unrelenting

he had taken her side man times with Heathcliff

Wuthering Heihgts is the only novel written by Emily Brontë. It was first published in 1847 under her pen-name Ellis Bell. The novel is a classic of English Literature.

He prays that her spirit haunts him.

=== === 'A Living Answer' is a very beautiful phrase that is often used by the writers who rejoice in literary aestheticism.

For example a person wants to know why God has made night more beautiful and peaceful than day and suddenly he sees a young couple moving along a deserted road, under the starry night, in the quietness, the couple becomes a living answer.

We can interpret it in this way that when it is not possible to find an answer in words and the living objects become answers, it is called a living answer.

In your question the curate was good at this art of putting forward certain characters from the famous novel 'Wuthering Heights' as living answers.

---- "Living" meant the parish and the house and the annual salary which was given to the curate, often by the lord of the manor. Curates were often very poor, so they were forced to take extra work to boost their salaries. This curate made the living "answer" by teaching children. I think "answer" means he made the living tolerable.

Yes, Emily Bronte pokes fun at Lockwood throughout the novel, through his character (he makes instant assumptions about situations and characters which prove to be wrong - Mrs Heathcliffe, Lockwood thinks she is Heathcliffe's wife when there is no possible way he could conceive this to be the case when she is far younger).

The scene with the dogs where both Heathcliffe and Earnshaw laugh at him is another example. He makes out the situation to be a lot worse, making himself out to be a martyr when the dogs haven't harmed him "with several incoherent threats of retaliation that, in their indefinite depth of virulency, smacked of King Lear"

he decided to spend the night elsewhere. :):):)

All I know is that Heathcliff is Kayaba Akihiko's username and his avatar is the last boss you'll fight in SAO.

The antagonist of the story and the main catalyst.He's adopted by the Earnshaw's and becomes the prodigal son of Mr.Earnshaw. He also has a violent disposition and is known for mental and physical violence. His disposition causes the death of many of the characters.

Edgar said Isabella would be his sister in name only

In Wuthering Heights, Nelly needed to keep her audacity under control.

Dil Diya Dard Liya starring Dilip Kumar and Waheeda Rehman.

the less than a quarter a mile away

He decided to spend the night elsewhere.

yes it is a classic.

Wuthering Heights is a gothic novel. It uses intrigue. The reader does not know what to expect. A person does not know if he should or should not be scared.