Characters
What can you tell about Lockwood's personality?
What words would you describe Wuthering Heights?
What can you tell from Mr.Lockwood of his awkward interactions between him and Mr.Heathcliff?
Shows how artless he really is, and that he doesn't really understand most of the relationships in the house.
What could you describe about how the atmosphere is in Wuthering Heights?
Cold and stormy
How is Heathcliff apart and separate from the household?
He owns the house, but he mostly acts like an outsider due to his attitude.
calm, comfortable
Why is it important that we saw Mr.Lockwood's dream with Catherine?
What could you symbolize about the carved name "Hareton Earnshaw"?
Family history
What can you infer about Joseph's religious attitude? How does it affect the mood of the house?
His strict personality makes the house look more serious.
Why do you think the author chooses to describe Wuthering Heights with Defensive features like the deeply set windows? What do you think that symbolizes?
The author wanted to include those features because of harsh environment they're in, but it can symbolize the emotional walls that the characters build around themselves.
What can you tell about Catherine's diary entries? What does it reveal about her relationship with Heathcliff?
How she allied with Heathcliff to rebel against Hindley.
What theme fits best about Catherine Earnshaw's diary entries?
Rebellion
What does Catherine's behavior show about her feelings towards others?
Shows how she's unhappy, she's trapped inside the house.
What can you tell what the tone is by the weather of the story?
The stormy weathers show the tone of tension and conflict in the house.
What do you think about the situation where Mr.Lockwood woke up from his dream and Mr.Heathcliff came in and started calling out Catherine's name desperately? What can we now tell about Mr.Heathcliff?
Mr.Heathcliff was shocked to know how Mr.Lockwood was in the room, and when Mr.Heathcliff was told that Mr. Lockwood saw Catherine it showed a new side of him that we didn't see in the earlier chapters, this further proves how most of his attitude is based on his past, etc etc.
What moods do you think the bad weather and strong winds outside Wuthering Heights represent?
Nature matching emotions
In what ways can you tell Mr.Heathcliff has a darker past?
How his attitude is, and how he reacted to the ghost of Catherine.
How do the differences in Thrushcross Grange and Wuthering Heights show the stories themes?
What does Mr.Lockwood's injury symbolize about the enviroment of Wuthering Heights?
How Wuthering Heights is hostile,
What can you infer about Lockwood's recurring dreams?
The haunting influence of the past.