Urgently looking for information about Linton s personality analysis in Wuthering Heights !! Please

Linton's love Linton is a character I have always been reluctant to say, I have always had a simple theory to explain death, called mortality, there is not so much mystery, hehe, I can't afford to play so delicate dishonesty, that is, this character will not be wonderful when he dies, but the author feels that he has nowhere to put in his life, and I also love to put it on Lin. I'm a guy who doesn't have much sympathy, so much so that after reading the book many times, I don't have a good impression of Linton, so I can only work hard from my classmates saying that I have no sympathy and sense of justice, and try to understand. I also put Lin in a position with a full sense of justice, just like it's too good, it's too beautiful, only Mrs. is not a too greasy word, so I'll correct my attitude.

Lin is affectionately in love with Catherine, unpretentious, and very fond of her, and would rather stab himself with a knife than disobey his wife's wishes, which shows that his love is completely different from the so-called wanton love in Xi's mouth, and he can be a husband, but not a lover. He preached to his daughter no less, and perhaps Nozomi was someone he would never want to mention, so this evasion eventually triggered a strong tragedy. When he was most ill and his life was in danger, his daughter was in the hands of his speechless rival, maybe he didn't know it, but I think it was really an interpretation of a failed life, he did not receive Catherine's long-term sincere love, but he took the most forgiving attitude towards his rival; can't clearly grasp the fate and happiness of his daughter; As an elder brother, for Isabella's belated confession, he can no longer hide the helplessness and loneliness in his heart.

But even this man like water, detouring around this miserable world, still made the later visitor Lockwood feel that the listless face of the person is not relenting, or the courage to face all the joys and hardships of life with courage and honesty, this calmness is not so much the bad of good, but the acceptance of good. In a long, long time, he and Catherine's ghost may not be on the rocky side of the barren mountain, perhaps his sister will still find him and their carefree childhood, their parents will be happy to see them, and his daughter will remember this lazy and sweet father fondly when she walks in the woods. They wandered and drifted in that thrush-rich mountain villa, and their hearts were still as clear as spring.

In Wuthering Heights, Edgarrington represents worldly perfection, rich and statused, suave, noble and cultured, and from a secular point of view, there is no reason why Catherine Shaw should not choose him, but Heathcliff, who is vulgar and arrogant and has nothing.

Linton is obedient to his parents, affluent, gentle, and well-behaved, but selfish, cowardly, lacking in vitality, and civilized.

Lonely, withdrawn, strong, able to endure what ordinary people can't bear, loyal to love, able to do what they say.

And then it became a little radical and cruel, mainly because he loved her dearly.

** Describes the story of Heathcliff, a gypsy outcast who was adopted by the old owner of the mountain house, went out to get rich due to humiliation and unsuccessful love, and returned to take revenge on Linton, a landowner who married his girlfriend Gatherine, and his children. The whole story is full of a strong fighting spirit against oppression and striving for happiness, and it is always shrouded in a bizarre and tense romantic atmosphere. It was at first seen as a naïve fantasy of a young woman writer detached from reality, but combined with the fierce class struggle in the region and the social phenomena in Britain that it depicted.

Wuthering Heights was published in 1847 and is the only ** work by the British female writer Emily Brontë, and when it first came out, it was quite neglected; But as the years passed, its unique artistic charm conquered more and more readers. Today, in the list of classics of Western literature, it is on a par with such a great book as War and Peace.

Wuthering Heights tells the story of love and revenge, the outcast Heathcliff was adopted by Mr. Shaun Sr. in Wuthering Heights, and Mr. Shaun's daughter Catherine was a childhood sweetheart, and the two had no guesses, and were later abused by Catherine's brother Hindley, and were demoted to a farm buddy, Catherine was tempted by the glory of the world to meet the proposal of Edgar Linden, the owner of Thrushcross Heights. Heathcliff fled in anger, and three years later returned home in fine clothes and began to take revenge. Catherine rekindled her old love and died of grief, leaving behind a daughter, Casey.

Heathcliff forcibly married Isabella, the sister of Edgar Linden, in order to seek the property of Thrushcross Heights, and named Linden as a son; He gambled with Hindley, won his property, and after his death, he took in his son Hariton, who served him in the same way he had served him. More than ten years later, the three children have grown up; Heathcliff coerced Casey into marrying a seriously ill Lyndon, and soon after Casey's father died, Heathcliff finally took the two fortunes into his hands. But by this time, his longing for Catherine had overridden his desire to survive, and he finally died mysteriously in a storm.

Hareton and Casey, on the other hand, are ready to move to Thrushcross Heights after marriage, while the once stormy Wuthering Heights will sink into silence.

Heathcliff was cruel and cold, and Catherine was selfish.

See for yourself, this is also asked, there is no thought at all.

Wuthering Heights has very distinct characteristics in creating a tense atmosphere and reflecting plot conflicts. The character image is very vivid and vivid, and the experience of forming his character is also very tenable. The author's language is extreme and tense, and it is a very imaginative, tense and vital work.

Compared with the current **, it is not inferior, and at this point, because the background of the story is set in an environment relatively isolated from the social environment, but because of the universality of human nature it reflects, it has more long-term vitality, and I personally feel that although I feel a little too hard, but in terms of artistic achievements, the openness of thought, the tension of language, and the setting and structure of the plot are far from being similar to the same period. Love" can be compared.