... low status. Heathcliff listens to Catherine telling this part but the irony is that he misses what is much more important. Catherine continues that she believes she and Heathcliff are kindred spirits and how much she loves him and she is going to marry Edgar to make Heathcliff a better person. There is dramatic irony not only in the situation when Heathcliff ... ...

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• Grade Level: High School

... cover, and esteem it a species of impertinence to be loved or hated again" (4; ch. 1). Behind all the hidden agendas, natural attributes, and wounds of external circumstances, the love of two kindred spirits prevails. In the end love conquers even a Heathcliff -after his soul has been cleansed with age and wisdom of the hate and distortion with which he has lived for ... ...

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