Wuthering Heights rating 10, Wuthering Heights rating

Today, I finally finished watching "Wuthering Heights". Heathcliff, a man of great holiness for love, faced with the misfortune of losing this holiness, resorted to the cruel torture of this world to take revenge on his opponent, and this torture accompanied him for the rest of his life. Heathcliff and Catherine's love is not sweet enough, not romantic enough, but it is so deep and so tear-jerking.

I liked a few of the passages the most, so I copied them down:

I love the ground under his feet, the sky above him, everything he touches, every word he says, all his expressions, his every move, his whole person, everything about him. ”

This passage was made when Catherine Sean was asked by Mrs. Dinn why she had agreed to Edgar Linton's marriage proposal, and although I knew that Catherine loved Edgar far from that, her words moved me. Perhaps she probably said this to Heathcliff!

The greatest purpose of my life is him. Even if everything else dies, as long as he stays, I can continue to live; And if everything else remains, as long as he is destroyed, the whole world will become a very strange place, and I will no longer feel like a part of him. My love for Linton is like a leaf in the forest.

I am well aware that when winter makes the leaves change, time also changes the leaves. And my love for Heathcliff is like the unchanging rock beneath your feet, which, though it may seem like little joy to you, is essential. ”

This is how Catherine said to Mrs. Dynne about her love for Heathcliff, how profound! She's all for him, and everything he's is for her, but they can't be together, what a sad thing. The only thing that makes me happy is that little Catherine and Hareton finally got together, which can be regarded as a kind of compensation!

So much so that Heathcliff, who was keen on revenge, finally put down his hand that had been raised for more than 20 years. Towards the end of his life, he said:

My old adversaries did not defeat me, and now is the time for me to take revenge on their representatives, and I can do so, and no one can stop me. But what's the use? I don't want to hit people anymore, and it's not even a problem to raise my hand now. ”

True love is always so contagious, and the lilies finally bloom again in spring after experiencing the height of summer, late autumn and cold winter.

Wuthering Heights has no drawbacks.

1. The story of "Wuthering Heights" ends with Heathcliff dying for revenge;

2. His death is a kind of martyrdom, expressing his unswerving love for Catherine's life and death, and Oak's pursuit of love that cannot be with each other in life and death is like hail;

3. And before he died, he gave up the idea of revenge in the next generation, showing that his nature was originally good, but because of the cruel reality that distorted his nature, he was forced to become tyrannical and ruthless;

4. This revival of humanity is a spiritual sublimation, shining with the author's humanitarian ideals.