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Who is Heathcliff?
An “adopted” son of the former owner of Wuthering Heights.
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What is Love?
Non-traditional, twisted and toxic. Destroys people and their connections to others.
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What is Wuthering heights
Where does Heathcliff grow up.
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They are raised in the same household.
Why do Heathcliff and Katherine become friends?
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He goes from and kind and gentle kid to a whiny and petulant kid.
What transformation does Linton undergo?
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Who is Catherine?
Marries Edgar Linton.
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What is family?
All connected through Cathy. Toxic _____ life of many characters in the book.
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The Earnshaw and Heathcliff. Suffering, wildness, anger, hatred.
What family lives Wuthering Heights and what does it represent.
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Heathcliff wanted to be heir to the Grange; and in spite of Edgar Linton.
Why does Heathcliff marry Isabella?
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Mr. Linton is the grandfather of Cathy.
What is the relationship between Cathy and Mr. Linton?
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Who is Cathy?
Nurses Linton and teaches Hareton to read. Connects both families.
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What is revenge?
Corrupts Heathcliff and causes him to abuse those around him.
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What is the Linton Family.
What family lives at Thruscross Grange?
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Dual narrative.
What is the narrative technique of the novel?
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The children are their parents (mostly) perfectly even within one person. A perfect mix of their parents.
What do the children represent?
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Who is Hareton Earnshaw?
Son of Hindley. He was illiterate.
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What is social class?
Catherine is obsessed with her level of _____. Heathcliff is always looking to gain ______.
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Wealth, happiness, the opposite of Wuthering Heights.
What does the Grange represent?
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Sickness.
How does Heathcliff’s wife, and son, later die?
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Gloomy, foreboding, conflicted, brooding.
What are some tones of the novel?
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Who is Nelly Dean?
Narrator of the inner frame.
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What is suffering?
The common experience shared by every character.
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Each setting sets the mood of the scenes. The setting reflects the moods and emotions of the characters within them and represents each characters’ own personality.
What is the importance of the setting in Wuthering Heights?
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He becomes a drunk and uses all his money, going into debt. When he dies, Heathcliff pays off his debts in return for the deed to the Heights.
How does Hindley lose the Hights to Heathcliff?
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Lockwood; he is a tenant at Thrushcross Grange.
Who is the narrator of the outer frame, how do they fit into the story?
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