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Wuthering Heights
Chapters 9- 13
- Cathy and
Nelly ride to
WH in the rain
- Linton
- mentions the
possibility of
marriage
- whining and
more pathetic
than ever
- Cathy
pushes
his chair
- sends him
into a
coughing fit
- sends him
into a
coughing fit
- guilts Cathy
into making
her nurse him
back to health
- mentions the
possibility of
marriage
- Nelly
catches
a cold
- Cathy nurses
Edgar and
Nelly during
the day
- rides across the
moors to visit
Linton at night
- Cathy nurses
Edgar and
Nelly during
the day
- Linton
- Cathy admits that
she has been
visiting WH
- Hareton shows
Cathy that he can
read the name
above the door
- she calls him a
dunce for being
unable to read
the numbers
- parallels the first
Catherine’s taunting
of Heathcliff
- parallels the first
Catherine’s taunting
of Heathcliff
- she calls him a
dunce for being
unable to read
the numbers
- angry, Hareton
bullies Linton
and forces him
to go upstairs
- Hareton attempts
to apologise to
Cathy
- Cathy rides
away angrily
- Cathy rides
away angrily
- Hareton attempts
to apologise to
Cathy
- Linton blames her
for his humiliation
- Cathy tells him
that she will never
visit again
- Linton
apologises
- Linton
apologises
- self-centered,
annoying
- Cathy tells him
that she will never
visit again
- Nelly tells
Edgar
- forbids Cathy
from visiting
Linton again
- finally behaves like
a responsible adult
- forbids Cathy
from visiting
Linton again
- Hareton shows
Cathy that he can
read the name
above the door
- Nelly tells Lockwood that
these events just occured
the previous winter
- Cathy obeys
her father
- Edgar does not realise
that Linton is as close to
death as he is himself
- if marrying Linton
would make Cathy
happy, he would
be in favor of it
- even though Heathcliff
would inherit
Thrushcross Grange
- even though Heathcliff
would inherit
Thrushcross Grange
- Cathy obeys
her father
- Cathy and Nelly
meet with Linton
on the moors
- Linton appears
frail and weak
- insists his
health is
improving
- insists his
health is
improving
- squeamish
and scared
- Linton appears
frail and weak
- Cathy walks
Linton back
to WH
- Heathcliff worries
that Linton will die
before Edgar
- methodical
revenge
- manipulates
the children
of his dead
enemies
- methodical
revenge
- Linton weeps
with terror
- Heathcliff locks them inside
the house and refuses to
allow them to leave until
Catherine has married Linton
- extreme
cruelty
and abuse
- extreme
cruelty
and abuse
- Heathcliff worries
that Linton will die
before Edgar
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