Wuthering Heights is an 1847 novel by Emily Brontë that tells the story of two families and their turbulent relationships through the perspective of two narrators, Lockwood and Nelly. It explores themes of love, violence, revenge, class differences, and suffering through motifs like doubles, repetition, the conflict between nature and culture, and belonging. Symbols like ghosts, the moors, dogs, hair, and weather are used to represent these themes. The presentation provides an outline to summarize the chronology, characters, themes, motifs, and symbols of the novel.

1. Wuthering
Heights
Emily Brontë

2. Wuthering
Heighrs
Presentation
Outline
1.Introduction
2.Narrator "Iman Ishebat"
3.Characters "Nermeen Awaad"
4.Chrnology order "Shahd Surkhi"
5.Themes "Hanin AbuIsmail"
6.Motifs "Taghreed Nawafleh"
7.Symbols "Rahma Roma"
8.Conclusion

3. Introduction
Wuthering Heights is an 1847
novel by Emily Brontë, . It
concerns two families and their
turbulent relationships with the
adopted son.

4. Wuthering Heights has a
very structured narrative
style and there are two
narrators, the story also
offers a dramatic style
and the dialogue plays a
large part of the story.
Lockwood & Nelly
NARRATOR

5. Characters

6. Chronological
order

7. Themes
• Love.
• violence and revenge.
• class differences.
• suffering.

8. Motifs
•Doubles.
•Repetition.
•The conflict between
Nature and Culture.
•Belonging.

9. Symbols
•Ghosts.
•Weather, Wind, and Trees .
•The Moors .
•Dogs .
•Hair .

10. CONCLUSION
Brontë concludes
Wuthering Heights
by giving peace and
rest to the troubles
of the manor of
Wuthering Heights