The story in Emily Bronte 's gothic novel, Wuthering Heights, is told from the perspectives of Catherine’s servant, Nelly Dean, and tenant of Thrushcross Grange, Mr. Lockwood. These two characters give the reader descriptive and potentially biased accounts of events throughout the story. As the reader comes to their own conclusions about their opinions of the characters traits and personalities, the basis of this information relies on the beliefs of two unreliable narrators. Nelly Dean envies Catherine

Wuthering Heights is about a story where the love became to revenge. This book is written by Emily Brontë, and controls weel the way of justice in the book. The story have on character that want to find justice, justice of the love of his life. His name is Heathcliff and once was in loved with Catherine, they both grow up together in Wuthering Heights. But Catherine had find another love that was not with Heathcliff, that cause anger to Heatcliff wanting to find justice in that love story. Everything

In Wuthering Heights, isolation is seen since the estate is in the middle of nowhere, when Heathcliff is isolated from others when Catherine and Hindley’s father dies, and isolation causes the characters to become self destructive and push others away. The Wuthering Heights estate is isolated from other towns. Since it is isolated from any others, it creates an unwelcoming atmosphere to the estate and makes visitors feel uneasy. Heathcliff is isolated from the day he is brought home from the streets

to the transient nature of life. Much of their time that was not spent reading included spending hours on end wandering through the moors and woods surrounding the house. It was these moors that served as a model for the dismal setting of most of Wuthering

forever yearning for the freedom of Haworth and the moors.” (Emily Bronte) She was very shy around people but felt most comfortable with nature and around animals. This conflict between nature and culture was shown thru her most famous work Wuthering Heights. “1826-1829 Emily began music lessons and made drawings and sketches of the natural subjects such as birds to which she was drawn for the remainder of her life.” (Institute) “She became an independent and opinionated young woman as her poem

Emily Bronte’s Wuthering Heights, it’s hard not to see that it is a novel of violence. With the hate spewing out of everyone’s mouths and the nonstop beatings upon and from Heathcliff throughout the novel. But it’s not just the people who are mean and violent, but the dogs are also. Why would Bronte put such a violent representation upon the innocent creature of dogs? More importantly, do they symbolize something to make it so pronounced? The characters that live up at Wuthering Heights have a “savage”

is unstable because of their lack of trust and Macbeth’s power over Lady Macbeth. Lady Macbeth says to Macbeth “Thou wouldst be great/ Art not without ambition.” Lady Macbeth basically was saying that if Macbeth doesn’t take control she will. Wuthering Heights also show a lot of unbalanceness in the relationships. It also shows some examples of women wanting sovereignty over men. How does the relationship between Lady Macbeth and Macbeth represent a woman wants sovereignty over a man? Lady Macbeth

Emily Jane Brontë was an English novelist and poet who is now considered a classic in English literature. As Brontë grew up, she was profoundly influenced by the Victorian Era and its surroundings. By reading her poetry and acclaimed novel, Wuthering Heights, the heightened sense of rebellion she possessed is expressed. A very crucial issue highlighted during the Victorian Era (and even existent in present day) was the oppression of women and concept of “polarized genders” (Women as “the Sex” During