Characters
The two main narrators of Wuthering Heights.
Nancy and Mr.Lockwood
Who were supposed soulmates throughout the Novel?
Heathcliff and Catherine
Who teaches Hareton manners?
Cathy
According to the Litcharts does Emily Bronte value Femininity or Masculinity more?
Masculinity
Who is the Housekeeper at Wuthering Heights
Zillah
Who is acts as both the protagonist and antagonist of the Novel, Wuthering Heights?
Heathcliff
What is the climax of the Novel?
When Catherine gives birth to her child and then dies.
What did Heathcliff and Catherine both have with each other that was destructive?
Passion
What was the Irony of Catherine choosing Edgar?
Her life getting worse
What disease did Emily Bronte die to according to the Litcharts?
Tuberculosis
Who claims to share the same soul as the Main protagonist, but decides to marry Edgar Linton?
Catherine Earnshaw
Who is Heathcliff's son?
Linton
What are the two repeating causes of pain and suffering in the Novel
Love and Revenge
Who was the housekeeper to the Earnshaws and Lintons?
Ellen "Nelly" Dean
What is Social Mobility
The movement of individuals, families, or groups between different social classes.
Hindley's son who is reduced to a state of servitude and ignorance by Heathcliff.
Hareton
Who is the sister of Edgar Linton?
Isabelle
Who torments Heathcliff driving him towards revenge?
Hindley
What theme was represented by Heathcliff's background and the judgement surrounding him?
Class
What Genre is the Novel Wuthering Heights?
Romanticim/Gothic/Realism
Who adopts Heathcliff?
Mr. Earnshaw
What is the other main Estate other than Wuthering Heights?
Thrushcross Grange
What was not common in eighteenth century Britain?
Social Mobility
Why did Heathcliff leave Wuthering Heights?
Catherine tells Nelly that she can't marry Heathcliff because of how Hindley has degraded him. Heathcliff overhears Catherine, and flees (Litcharts 2).
What year was the Novel, Wuthering Heights, Published?
1847