excessive passion, we see the recurring juxtaposition of love and obsession and the

damage that results from that lethal combination. We watch as the doomed lovers

Heathcliff and Catherine seek vengeance against one another and in doing so curse

Heathcliff, a brooding and tormented character from our earliest glimpses of

him in this novel, targets Catherine as the center of his universe from the time of

their childhood. Catherine's wild nature and free spirit mesmerized him , and grant

him some release from his wretched existence at the Heights. As they mature, their

feelings for each other deepen into something primal, an almost living thing that

eventually consumes them both. One of the first times that we see Heathcliff's true

obsessive nature is when he reveals to Cathy the calendar

though she is beginning to recognize the power and depths of their emotions and the

Cathy, too is afflicted with this fatal attraction. Throughout her entire short

message that when everything else fades away, love remains. Surviving through all

aberrant passion. Catherine knows that the only way that she will reunite with

eventually back to a grudging love. It is a story that leaves the reader with the

reasonable way with Cathy, Heathcliff's tormented personality finds vent or release

mannered Edgar Linton in an ill conceived plan to rise socially and escape the

to obsession and spirals downward into emotional chaos and madness.

shared by Heathcliff and Catherine gives way, in the end , almost like a fleeting

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