Wuthering Heights
- Created by: CathTeasdale
- Created on: 17-04-18 10:32
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- Wuthering Heights
- Revenge
- Heathcliffe on Hinley for ruining the Earnshaw family and gambling
- Heathcliffe is harsh to Hareton because he is Hindleys kid. Favours Linton over Hareton
- Family
- Connection between Catherine and Heathcliffe despite being adoptive brother and sister
- Heathcliffe and Isabella, not married for love only convinience- not a family
- Catherine and Edgar married even though C loves H- have a baby but aren't a family
- Mr and Mrs Earnshaw- care for all their family- even though H is adopted
- Love
- H loves C but can't be with her
- H doesn't love L but only uses him to his own advantage
- H and I, C and E, are all married for convenience rather than love
- Cathy loves Hareton, but is forcced by H to marry Linton. This relationship is the only marriage through love since Mr and Mrs E
- Supernatural
- The hand at Lockwoods window and Catherine's ghost attempts to enter the window
- Heathcliffe and Catherine's graves being placed next to eachother
- Nelly believes that Heathcliffe is something spooky due to his different coloured skin
- Suffering
- Heathcliffe suffers and the hands of Hindley growing up
- The whole remaining Earnshaw family suffer when Hindley gambles the money
- Frances suffers when giving birth to Hareton.Catherine suffers giving birth to Cathy.Isabella suffers with an illness that kills her
- Heathcliffe suffers an illness that kills him
- Hareton suffers at the hands of Heathcliffe due to Hindleys treatment of Heathcliffe when they were younger
- Society and Class
- Heathcliffe is considered a different class to the Earnshaws- treated like a servant even though he is adopted. Hindley treats him like a slave
- Hareton is taken in by Heathcliffe and treated like a lower class person despite him being in line to inherite Wuthering Heights
- Nelly is of different class to everyone else but she is also the character with the most movement
- Linton is of lower class due to Isabella running away from Heathcliffe but when Heathcliffe takes him in, Linton is treated like a respected member of society and Heathcliffe sets him up to marry Cathy
- Foreignness
- Heathcliffe has different coloured skin to the Earnshaws- Nelly compares him to an Arabian prince
- Betrayal
- Heathcliffe is betrayed by Hindley through childhood
- Linton is betrayed by Heathcliffe because he is made to think he is good enough to marry Cathy
- Revenge
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