Weather In Wuthering Heights

The compelling storyline of Wuthering Heights, authored by Emily Brontë, constantly puts emphasis on the setting, weather, and landscape; and by this consistent observance contrived by the changing narrator, the characters’ personalities, choices, and emotions are influenced and reflected by the mood that is created by the setting, affecting the plot throughout this intriguing, love story. Thus, the harsh setting and brutal weather causes much of the conflict because the characters are invariably struggling to survive throughout the treacherous storms. Moreover, the setting allows the readers to foreshadow the future events; and the weather mirrors the characters emotions, which also has a considerable influence on the mood of the plot. Ultimately, this environment and setting affects the plot drastically, which causes prevalent complications for the characters to overcome throughout this conspiracy! Most of the animosity that transpires in the plot is due to the serve natural elements that the characters have to confront and attempt to withstand. Indeed, characters do struggle immensely to live after catching an illness usually from being outdoors, such as Edgar Linton. The reader understands how much his …show more content…
That is to say, Wuthering Heights is infamous for being an ominous and an inhospitable place, while Thrushcross Grange is known as a compassionate and welcoming home! For example, Heathcliff lives at Wuthering Heights, and as Mrs. Dean once described him, “Those deep black eyes! That smile, and ghastly paleness!” (Brontë 314). The reader can assume from Mrs. Dean’s description that he is a dark and mysterious man, and therefore, the reader can predict that he lives in an enigmatic