Wuthering Heights
Emily Bronte
Gothic fiction
28/334
The main character, a man named Mr. Lockwood, is an opinionated and well-bred man. Another character, Heathcliff, would describe Mr. Lockwood as rude and a terrible guest, but good conversation. Mr. Lockwood would probably put the books he found in the room he stayed in, at Wuthering Heights. Mr. Lockwood found these books, along with a name written on the windowsill- sometimes written Catherine Earnshaw, sometimes Catherine Heathcliff, and sometimes Catherine Linton- and was very intrigued by them, as there were notes from this Catherine written in the margins; little ideas and even full diary entries. I believe that future generations would view these books as good insights into civilization in the past (our present) as they detail Catherine's everyday life and habits.
Emily Bronte
Gothic fiction
28/334
The main character, a man named Mr. Lockwood, is an opinionated and well-bred man. Another character, Heathcliff, would describe Mr. Lockwood as rude and a terrible guest, but good conversation. Mr. Lockwood would probably put the books he found in the room he stayed in, at Wuthering Heights. Mr. Lockwood found these books, along with a name written on the windowsill- sometimes written Catherine Earnshaw, sometimes Catherine Heathcliff, and sometimes Catherine Linton- and was very intrigued by them, as there were notes from this Catherine written in the margins; little ideas and even full diary entries. I believe that future generations would view these books as good insights into civilization in the past (our present) as they detail Catherine's everyday life and habits.
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