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Wuthering Heights
Chapters 4-7
- Nelly begins
narrating
- early years at WH
- sympathy for
Heathcliff and
Hindley
- Heathcliff-
brooding,
sullen, vindictive
- Catherine-
warm, loving,
defiant,
headstrong,
and cruel
- sympathy for
Heathcliff and
Hindley
- quotes other
characters
- first-hand but rather
second- and third-hand
knowledge
- first-hand but rather
second- and third-hand
knowledge
- glosses over
times when she
behaved badly
- sent out of the
house after putting
Heathcliff on the
landing of the stairs
- sent out of the
house after putting
Heathcliff on the
landing of the stairs
- early years at WH
- Mr Earnshaw's death
- bond between
Catherine and
Heathcliff grows
stronger as Mr.
Earnshaw grows
weaker
- talk about
heaven
- spiritual love,
transcends
religion
- spiritual love,
transcends
religion
- talk about
heaven
- Heathcliff is
the 'favourite'
- sends
Hindley away
to school
- sends
Hindley away
to school
- bond between
Catherine and
Heathcliff grows
stronger as Mr.
Earnshaw grows
weaker
- Cathy stays at
Thrushcross
Grange
- Hindley
returns to
WH
- rough freedom of
WH contrasts with
dignified calmness
of TG
- Heathcliff and Cathy
Catherine and Heathcliff
(self-willed, strong, and
rebellious) contrast with
Edgar and Isabella (safe,
spoiled, and cowardly)
- reveals differences
between Heathcliff
and Cathy
- Cathy
welcomed,
Heathcliff
banished
- Cathy drawn to
civility and luxury,
Heathcliff
repulsed by it
- Cathy
welcomed,
Heathcliff
banished
- Hindley
returns to
WH
- Cathy returns
from TG
- recognises the
differences in
social standing
- Heathcliff
begins to plot
revenge against
Hindley
- signifies the end
of Heathcliff and
Catherine’s
childhood
- recognises the
differences in
social standing
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