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WutheringHeightEmilyBrontecontentTheauthorandbackgroundTherelationshipofcharacterThebriefintroductionReactionanddialogueofthisbookKeywordloveRevengeHumanityEmilyBronteEmilyBrontë(1818–1848)wasanEnglishnovelistandpoet,nowbestrememberedforhernovelWutheringHeights,aclassicofEnglishliterature.EmilywasthesecondeldestofthethreesurvivingBrontësisters,betweenCharlotteandAnne.ShepublishedundertheandrogynouspennameEllisBellThewriterBorn:30June1818Thornton,WestRidingofYorkshine,EnglandDied:19December1848(aged30)Haworth,EnglandOccupation:Poetess,novelist,governessLiterary:RomanticismNotablework:WutheringTHETHREESISTERS艾米丽·勃朗特安妮·勃朗特夏洛蒂·勃朗特Charlotte:JaneEyre(1847)Emily:WutheringHeights(1847)Anne:AgnesGrey(1847)BackgroundThenoveloccurredinEnglandaround1760andthestorytakespalceinthemainsettings.WutheringHeightsandThrushcrossGrangebothsituatedontheharshanddesolatemoorsofYorkshire.Emilyactuallygrewupandlivedinthispalce,sheusesherknowledgetoemphasizethemoodsandattitudesofthecharaters.TherelationshipMr.Earnshaw子：Hindley养子：Heathcliff女：CatherineLintonIsabellaLittlecatherineHarritonLittleLintonCharacterHeisthecentralmalecharacterofthenovel.HeloveshisfostersisterCatherineandtheyshareapassionatelove.AftershemarriedLinton.heleftheightsandreturnedthreeyearslater.thenhebeganaseriesofrevenge….HeathcliffCatherineAfrees-pirited.wild,passionate,andsomewhatspoiledyoungwoman.shereturnsHeathcliff’slove.shechooseLintonbecauseshehopestohelpHeathcliffandbringhimbacktothestandinghewouldhavehad.butshewasalwaysontheageofmadness,whenshegavebirthlittlecathy,shedied.CatherineHindleyEarnshawHe’sCatherine’sbrother.healwayshateHeathcliff.Hiswife’sdeathconsumptiondestroyshim.Attheendofthestory,heallowsHeathcliffreturningtoWutheringHeights,thenHeathcliffbecomesitsowner,HindleyEarnshawEgderLintonHeisachildhoodfriendofcatherine’swholatermarriesher.heknowsCatherineloveHeathcliff,thisleadstoabitterantagonismwithHeathcliff.thenitleadstoCathrine’sbreakdown.heisincapableofcompetingwithHeathcliff’sguileandruthlessdeterminationacrossthedecades,andhisdeathfailshimwhilestillarelativelyyoungman.EgderLintonIsabellaLintonSheistheyoungersisterofEagerwhobecomesinfatuatedwithHeathcliff.shemistakeshisturenature,butaftershemarryshimsheisilltreatedbothphysicallyandemotionally,sheescapesHeights.sheleavesforLondonthengivebirthtotheirson.IsabellaLintonThethirdgenerationLittleLintonLittlecatherineHarritonIt'sastoryaboutloveandrevenge.HeathcliffwasadoptedbyMr.EarnshawontheLivepoolStreet.HelivewithMr.Earnshaw'ssonHindlyandhisdaughterCathy.HindleyhatedHeathcilffbuthissisterlikeHeathcilff.AfterEarnshawdied,Hindleybecomethehostofthefamily,hetreatedHeathcliffasafarmerandinsulthim.Atthesametime,CathyandHeathcliffloveeachother.Linton,thesonofThrushcrossGrange,paycourttoCathy,andvisitherveryoftenBriefintroduction.Cathymadeuphermindtogetmarriedwithhim,Heathcliffwasveryangryandwentout.Heathcliffcamebackwithalotofmoneythreeyearslater.HecheatedHindley'belongingsbygambling.HedidthethingsallforrevengeHemarriedLinton'sisterIsabella.CathydiedaftershegaveabirthtolittleCatherine.IsabelladiscernedHeathcliffandlefthim.SheprocreatedlittleLintonanddied.HeathcliffspoliatedlittleLintonandbadgeredhimtolovelittleCatherine.HeathcliffhijackedlittleCatherineandforcedhertobemarriedwithhisson.Afterthis,heannexedallLinton'belongingsandfinishhisrevenge.Atthesametime,HeathcliffwasimportunedbyCathy.Hestayedathisownroomalldayanddidn'thavemealorsleep.Atlast,hediedindumpsanddelirium.Heathcliff’sloveandhateHeisabnormal,hebringsthehatredtothealltheworld.heevenbringsdisatertocatherine.Actuallyhisrevengeistouching.whydoeshewanttorevenge?becausehelosehisloverandatthesametimedeprivedofhisliferights.soherevengetoallwhohurtshimIcanunderstandhisrevenge,butIdon’tagreetohim.Hedestroyshisnextgeneration.Butfortunately,heknowshisfault.thoughhebecomestheHeight’sownerandheisnothappy,hecan’tgetsatisfyfromtherevenge.sohelosethedesiretorevengeandcouragetolive.Atlast,hechoosetoleavetheworld.diedinhissleepingHeathcliffyousaidIkilledyou—hauntme,then!Themurdereddohaunttheirmurderers,Ibelieve.Iknowthatghostshavewanderedonearth.Bewithmealways—takeanyform—drivememad!onlydonotleavemeinthisabyss,whereIcannotfindyou!Oh,God!itisunutterable!Icannotlivewithoutmylife!Icannotlivewithoutmysoul!MygreatmiseriesinthisworldhavebeenHeathcliff’smiseries,andIwatchedandfelteachfromthebeginning;mygreatthoughtinlivingishimself.Ifallthisperished,andheremained,Ishouldstillcontinuetobe;andifallelseremained,hewereannihilated,theuniversewouldturntoamightystranger.在我的生活中，他是最强的信念。哪怕别的一切都毁灭了，他还留下来，我就能继续活下去；如果别的一切都留下来，而他却毁灭了，这个世界对于我就将成为一个极陌生的地方。MyloveforLintonislikethefoliageinthewoods:timewouldchangeit,I’mwellaware,aswinterchangethetrees.MyloveforHeathcliffresemblestheeternalrockbeneath:asourceoflittlevisibledelight,butnecessary.我对林敦的爱像是树林的叶子，到了冬天，树叶就要凋落了，时光会改变它；我对希刺克厉夫的爱则像树下面的永恒不变的岩石，虽然看起来他给你的快乐并不多，可是这点愉快却是必需的，永久的。ThisstrongemotionisalsotrueofHeathcliff.HealsoshowedgreatcaretowardCathy.“Oh,Cathy!Oh,mylife!Howcanyoubearit?”(thefirstsentenceheu