In Wuthering Heights, the most prominent theme for this section of the novel is the manipulation over one’s own destiny, which creates a passion and reason of revenge against the manipulator. In the story, Brontë demonstrates the ability of man taking control over one’s destiny, as Hindley took Heathcliff, “Heathcliff received no flogging, but he was told that the first word he spoke to Miss Catherine should ensure a dismissal”, which Hindley didn’t let Heathcliff’s destiny and love to see or talk to Catherine ever again (Brontë 44). As each character had a different social class in the story, the control over Heathcliff’s destiny takes his revenge against Hindley by manipulation in different occasions like money. As Heathcliff takes control
