While he is gone, Cathy sneaks out of the house and explores the moors. After hearing that Isabella is dying, Edgar goes to London to retrieve her son Linton and bring him back to the Grange. Hindley dies 6 months after Catherine, and Heathcliff becomes the new owner of Wuthering Heights.ġ3 years later, Cathy grows into a beautiful, lively girl. His wife Isabella flees and seeks refuge in London, where she has a son named Linton Heathcliff. Heathcliff becomes insane and demands Catherine's spirit to forever haunt him. Later that night, Catherine dies after giving birth to a daughter named Cathy Linton. When he finds out Catherine is dying, Nelly helps him go over to the Grange to see her, where they have an emotional reunion and Heathcliff having a hard time forgiving her. Heathcliff and Isabella elope, but he mistreats her. Catherine locks herself up and her health starts to fail. Catherine argues with Heathcliff about this, and when Edgar finds out, he forbids her from seeing him again. But he would pretend to return his feelings to her as an act of revenge. Meanwhile, Isabella has fallen in love with Heathcliff, but he doesn't love her back. In addition, Hindley wastes his money away and goes deeply into debt. Heathcliff stays at the Heights, where he gambles with Hindley and offers him large sums of money, and teaches his son Hareton bad habits. Heathcliff returns as a wealthy, polished gentleman shortly afterwards and Catherine is delighted to see him again, except Edgar. Heathcliff hears this conversation of Catherine not wanting to marry him and flees from the Heights.ģ years later, Catherine and Edgar got married and moved to the Grange. But she says that she still loves Heathcliff so much that they are essentially the same person with connected spirits. She accepts his marriage proposal and confesses to Nelly that she cannot marry Heathcliff for she would degrade herself, due to his low social status and illiteracy. Hindley becomes an alcoholic, and Catherine spends more time with Edgar than with Heathcliff, and she and Edgar fall in love. The following summer, Frances dies of consumption after giving birth to a son named Hareton. After he is released by Nelly, Heathcliff vows revenge on Hindley. When the Linton's come over to the Heights, Heathcliff tries to impress Catherine, but he ends up trying to fight Edgar and Hindley humiliates him by locking him up. They were spotted and tried to flee, but Catherine is bitten by the Linton's guard dog and is taken into the Grange to be looked after.ĥ weeks later, Catherine returns and behaves more lady-like, even criticizing Heathcliff's dirty appearance. He explains to Nelly that he and Catherine sneaked over to the Grange and spied on the Linton family's children Edgar and Isabella who lived there. Heathcliff and Catherine often enjoyed exploring the moors together, but one night he returns to the Heights and not Catherine. He treats Heathcliff cruelly and makes him a servant. Earnshaw’s death a few years later, Hindley becomes the new owner of the Heights, and lives there with his new wife Frances. Both Heathcliff and Catherine grew into romantic soulmates.Īfter Mr. Catherine and Heathcliff become close while Hindley is jealous of the boy. He names the child Heathcliff and adopts him into the family. Earnshaw goes to Liverpool on a trip and brings home an orphaned, homeless boy he found on the streets. Nelly grew up with the Earnshaw's and would later be their servant. Earnshaw was the owner of the Heights in the mid 1770s, and he lived there with his wife and two young children, Hindley and Catherine. While he is cared for by the housekeeper Nelly Dean, she tells him the story of Heathcliff and the family of Wuthering Heights.ģ0 years earlier, Mr. After returning to Thrushcross Grange, Lockwood becomes ill and is confined to bed. He stays inside a mysterious room where a ghostly woman tries to break through the bedroom window. While visiting his landlord's home, Lockwood gets snowed in and is forced to spend the night at the Heights. Heathcliff, who lives in the nearby house Wuthering Heights. He meets his landlord: a dark, brooding man named Mr. Lockwood stays as a tenant at a stately house Thrushcross Grange in the Yorkshire moors.
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