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    Emily Brontë’s Wuthering Heights, cruelty functions as a meta-tool of to address various aspects of human nature. Three main instances that stem from different areas are Hindley’s cruelty towards Heathcliff, Heathcliff’s towards everyone (especially Linton) and Cathy’s towards Hareton until the development…

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    From reading both Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen and Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte, it is clear that the young characters have to make choices and decisions about their futures. Using Pride and Prejudice as my core text and Wuthering Heights as my secondary text I will demonstrate how looking at these young characters making choices and decisions about their futures is significant, if we want to assess these novels critically. Taking the social class, feminism and theme of marriage, I…

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    to separate. They did not get to marry the one they truly loved, which was each other. Catherine married Edgar for the money, to keep her high social status, and to ensure she would be well taken care of. While Heathcliff married Edgar’s sister, Isabella in order to get revenge on Edgar for marrying Catherine. So did the both Heathcliff and Catherine attain true happiness and love? I believe they did not, when you love someone you stick with that person no matter how bad a situation gets and you…

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    The Victorian Period, the most important time in British history. This Period started with Queen Victoria’s rise to power in 1837 and ended with her death in 1901, thus ending the Victorian Period. Through this era, many changes occurred, from scientific improvements to population growth. Even though it started with many problems many of them were already improved by the end of the Victorian Period. For starters, one of the biggest improvements was the steam engine, which even though it was…

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    Emily Brontë’s Wuthering Heights (1847) involves the themes of the supernatural, the melancholy of characters, violence, and mystery. These features allow us to locate the novel in a large tradition of Gothic narrative. Following Sigmund Freud’s essay The Uncanny, the unheimlich purports that “something should be frightening because it is unknown and unfamiliar. … Something must be added to the novel and the unfamiliar if it is to become uncanny” (Freud 124-125). The Gothic novel, then, is…

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    The Harm of Destructive Love Destructive love is caused by females wanting full control over the men. The men know how to lead a relationship especially during the time period these stories were written. The women stayed home and took care of kids and the household. Is Destructive love caused by male of female? Well many females feel they should have equal power to men, but that causes this destructive love to occur. It creates a very unhealthy relationship that ends up in arguments and…

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    represents the elemental force of the storm; instinctual and unpredictable. The characters in the text wounded and destroyed by others, such as Heathcliff and Edgar, by themselves such as Heathcliff and Cathy or by both their own and others action as Isabella displays.…

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    Macbeth and Wuthering Heights In these pieces of literature they share the same traits. Both stories have complicated relationships with the main characters. The destructive love within the relationships in Shakespeare’s Macbeth and Bronte’s Wuthering Heights, are presented through sexism, jealousy, and betrayal. These authors show those characteristics as in today’s time. Both of these stories portray the same traits and characteristics. The first thing they share is women getting control in…

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    The epilogue I put above says exactly nothing related to what I wish to say about “Wuthering Heights” in this paper, but it still shows effectively it needs to take Nelly Dean to its center. David Daiches, the editor of my copy of “Wuthering Heights”, is reluctant to admit Nelly to the group of important characters of the novel without needing parenthesizes, and his very need to separately mention her name to recall her to the reader’s mind as one of the important characters shows that his…

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    Each and every person in this world has a somebody that is meant just for them. Now, getting the chance to actually come across them is probably 1 in a million. But when an individual does, it is as if life cannot go on without them. Having a soulmate is not about chemicals reacting to create a feeling, but it is about actually having a spiritual connection with someone that will last forever. Though there are plenty of individuals in the world, through the lifelong and afterlife love connection…

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