Wuthering Heights 2

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<ul><li>Everyone who has seen very many movies understands the technique of the flashback . </li></ul><ul><li>When an aut...

<ul><li>When Mr. Lockwood visits the house known as Wuthering Heights– both of his visits are unwelcome– he is trapped the...

<ul><li>Well, of course, Mr. Lockwood is unnerved– he thinks that he has had a horrible dream UNTIL </li></ul><ul><li>Mr. ...

<ul><li>Naturally, Mr. Lockwood wants to know the whole story behind the ghost, the unidentified girl who lives with Heath...

<ul><li>In the house that Mr. Lockwood rented for the year there is a housekeeper, Nelly Dean. When Mr. Lockwood comes dow...

<ul><li>Nelly lived at Wuthering Heights and worked for Catherine’s family (and later for Catherine) all of her life, and ...

<ul><li>Now, through Nellie, the reader is taken back (flashback, get it) twenty years to the time when Mr Earnshaw brough...

<ul><li>Remember reading the Great Gatsby, Huck Finn, Heart of Darkness, or The Sun Also Rises? </li></ul><ul><li>Sometim...

<ul><li>Veracity of the narrator is a literary term which indicates that the reader must judge whether or not a character...

<ul><li>Mr. Lockwood indicates to us (the readers) that Heathcliff is crude, crass, rough, and illiterate </li></ul><ul><l...

<ul><li>Of course he sees Heathcliff as a BRUTE </li></ul><ul><li>However, Nelly Dean’s story seems to confirm Mr. Lockwoo...

<ul><li>Remember that Nelly says that she ALWAYS-- from the very first day of his arrival-- hated Heathcliff </li></ul><u...

<ul><li>And when the freezing air didn’t kill the young child, she pronounced him a demon child. ( I just ask you, who’s...

<ul><li>Well, if you haven’t figured this out, I’m beginning to get worried about you. </li></ul><ul><li>Joseph believes t...

<ul><li>The reader must draw his own conclusions about the story and especially about the people who relate the events. </...

<ul><li>What factors will motivate whom you marry? </li></ul><ul><li>Will you marry for love, security, social strata or p...

<ul><li>What about Heathcliff’s total disregard of all the conventions of society? Is he a free spirit that lives a genuin...

<ul><li>Does Heathcliff ever want revenge? </li></ul><ul><li>Whom does Heathcliff have a grudge against? </li></ul><ul><li...

<ul><li>An age-old question– why do we become who we are? Is it because of our nature—we were born to be what we become </...

<ul><li>Why are Heathcliff and Catherine the ARCHETYPES ( look it up if you don’t know) of masculinity and femininity ? <...

<ul><li>Is this story so appealing because Heathcliff’s love is unchanging and unconditional? </li></ul>

<ul><li>How many scenes of violence can you identify? (Admit it, you got so used to all of the scenes of violence that you...

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