1. Literary Devices in Wuthering Heights
... loving home but soon it changes once Heathcliff is brought as a child. The whole atmosphere turns into dark, gloomy, and uncivilized. The narrator observes the changing impression of the home saying, "... from the very beginning, he [Heathcliff] bred bad feeling in the house;" (Chapter 4p. 27). The tone also reflects how others hate Heathcliff and the changes in their attitude. Hindley is jealous and becomes reserved and he is ... and money but she really wants to marry Heathcliff. She cannot marry Heathcliff because of his low status. Heathcliff listens to Catherine telling this part b...
- Word Count: 2278
- Approx Pages: 9
- Has Bibliography
- Grade Level: High School