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Childhood is shown to be a be a bitter experience in Wuthering Heights
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Mind Map on Childhood is shown to be a be a bitter experience in Wuthering Heights, created by s.ledgerwood on 23/04/2014.
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Childhood is shown to be a be a bitter experience in Wuthering Heights
Childhood is important to plot and structure
Nelly Dean's narrative insists on returning to when they were children.
Children are focused upon
Heathcliff
foundling ---> son ----> resented
revenge
Rejected by Cathy
Cathy I
Death of Father
inability to achieve behavioural maturity - becomes a double character
Loss of soul mate
Edgar and Isabella
spoiled
serve to exaggerate the poor conditions at Wuthering Heights.
Isabella vs. Heathcliffe - highlight the extent of his damage.
Unease created by the inception of Heathcliff
adheres to gothic tradition - proper hierarchy is disrupted.
18th century family values are disintegrated (patriarchal lineage)
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