Desperate for an all English review of the human nature of Wuthering Heights

Updated on culture 2024-03-05
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  1. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    Mr. Earnshaw - The owner of Wuthering Heights.

    Hindley Earnshaw – his son.

    Catherine Earnshaw — her daughter, nicknamed Katie Cathy

    Heathcliff – An orphan raised by Earnshaw.

    Frances – Hindley's wife.

    Hareton Earnshaw – Son of Hindley.

    Nelly Dean – Butler, aka Alan Ellen

    Joseph – The old servant of Wuthering Heights.

    Mr. Lindon - owner of Thrushcross Grange.

    Edgar Linton – his son, who later married Catherine Earnshaw.

    Isabella Linton — daughter of Isabella Linton, later married to Heathcliff.

    Catherine Linton - Catherine Linton, daughter of Edgar and Catherine, also known as Katielin Heathcliff.

    Mr. Lockwood – Tenant.

    Dr. KennitzKenneth – Local Doctor.

    Zillah – The maid of Wuthering Heights.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    Wuthering Heights.

    English] wuthering heights; [Movie] Arashi ga Oka;

    Mr. Earnshaw - The owner of Wuthering Heights.

    Hindley Earnshaw – his son.

    Catherine Earnshaw — her daughter, nicknamed Katie Cathy

    Heathcliff – An orphan raised by Earnshaw.

    Frances – Hindley's wife.

    Hareton Earnshaw – Son of Hindley.

    Nelly Dean – Butler, aka Alan Ellen

    Joseph – The old servant of Wuthering Heights.

    Mr. Lindon - owner of Thrushcross Grange.

    Edgar Linton – his son, who later married Catherine Earnshaw.

    Isabella Linton — daughter of Isabella Linton, later married to Heathcliff.

    Catherine Linton - Catherine Linton, daughter of Edgar and Catherine, also known as Katielin Heathcliff.

    Mr. Lockwood – Tenant.

    Dr. KennitzKenneth – Local Doctor.

    Zillah – The maid of Wuthering Heights.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-04

    The deeper theme of Wuthering Heights is the exploration of human nature, and in the end, Hillycliffe realizes that the revenge of the endless number of grandchildren will only bring a bad ending, and his humanity is restored, and the author finally realizes the possibility of good in the process of narrating evil.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-03

    I bowed politely, raised my glass, and saluted him in return. At this point, my mood was much lighter, and I felt a little silly to sit there sulking for the sake of those dog faux pas; Plus, I've become the laughing stock of this guy, and I don't want to continue to be the object of his cancellation. At this time, perhaps out of rational considerations, Mr. Seacliff probably felt that it was not cost-effective to offend a good tenant, and his attitude was slightly softened, and there were no longer so many pronouns, adverbs, etc., in his speech, and he seemed a lot calmer, and he also took the initiative to talk about the advantages and disadvantages of Thrushcross Villa, thinking that I would be of great interest.

    Listening to him, I found that this was a very knowledgeable person, and when it was time to say goodbye, I was already very satisfied with this visit, and said that I would come back tomorrow. However, he obviously didn't want me to bother me again, so I couldn't care about Xi Wei's defeat so much. It's funny, I'm lonely and arrogant enough, but compared to him, I'm already very sociable.

    A word of defeat is typed according to the book, oh, not copied.

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-02

    I bowed and returned my promise; Beginning to perceive that it was stupid to sit angry with a box of misbehaving mongrels: Besides, because of his humor that took that round, I felt reluctant to produce further amusement from the guy in order to belittle me. He -- probably swayed by the foolish caution of offending a good tenant -- relaxed a little in a concise style to cut his pronouns and auxiliaries, and introduced a speech on what he assumed would be the main point of interest to me ,-- in my current place of retirement.

    I found him very intelligent and acornized on the subject of our contact; And, before I went home, I was encouraged to volunteer for another visit tomorrow. He apparently didn't wish me a repetition of the intrusion. I'm going to go, still.

    It's amazing how social I feel compared to him.

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