Wuthering Heights is a famous book written by Emily Brontë. The story is about love and revenge between two families, the Earnshaws and the Lintons. Heathcliff is a boy who is adopted by Mr. Earnshaw. He loves Catherine, Mr. Earnshaw's daughter. But Catherine marries Edgar Linton, a rich man. This makes Heathcliff very angry. He wants revenge on the Lintons and the Earnshaws. He becomes very rich and returns to Wuthering Heights. Heathcliff's love for Catherine is strong, but his revenge causes a lot of pain to everyone. The themes of love and revenge are important in this story. Readers can see how love can change and how revenge can hurt people. Wuthering Heights teaches us that love does not always bring happiness. Sometimes, revenge can lead to sadness and loss.
Who is the author of Wuthering Heights?
What is the main feeling of Heathcliff towards Catherine?
Who does Catherine marry?
What is Heathcliff's plan after becoming rich?
What are two main themes of the story?
Does love in Wuthering Heights always bring happiness?
How does Heathcliff feel after Catherine marries Edgar?
What happens to people because of Heathcliff's revenge?