So in Pride and Prejudice everybody go to each other's houses to date, and in Whuthering Heights people go over to each other's places to fight. Gotcha.

This gives the energy of a friend telling me about friend drama from a friend group I’m not a part of and I’m here for it

"Heathcliff doesn't have a last name, he's just Heathcliff. He's like Madonna" 😭😭

Honestly I'm just impressed with Heathcliff's commitment to be a hater all his life, damn

Moral of the story is that homeschooling is bad and children need to be socialized with people other than their couins

I love the idea that Nelly has a photographic memory and remembers every thing, everyone said 20 years ago.

Honestly, Lockwood immediately leaving after Nelly spills the whole story is the most relatable thing I’ve ever heard

I don’t know why they felt the need to make a movie when you’d already made this masterpiece

heathcliff after he ragebaits edgar for months and then edgar falls for it 😭

From what i understood. Cathy  would 100 percent done unhigned shit if heathclif died first as well

Main story aside this just raises the questions of how Nelly didn’t get fired and how Joseph made it to like 120 years 😂

take a shot every time somebody moves between trushcross grange and wuthering heights

Fun fact about Heathcliff digging up Cathy's dead body! My book has a footnote explaining that since they were buried in peat moores, the peat basically embalms whoever is buried there. So Cathy's body would have looked relatively similar to the day she died, even 18 years later.

Apparently in chapter three Lookwood describes a chapel that is "near a swamp, whose peaty moisture is said to answer all the purposes of embalming on the few corpses deposited there."

I bet in life Cathy and Heathcliff planned to be buried there and haunt the moores together, while their bodies decomposed. But Edgar kind of messes that up by also being buried there. Respect.

So what I’m hearing is, Cathrine’s daughter Cathy married both of her cousins???

How people ever considered that romantic ? It's horrifying.

The plot of Wuthering Heights is best summarised with the simple phrase "and then Heathcliff happened."

You just know Nelly has been waiting to tell this story to a rapt listener 😂 the way she had the letter ready and everything 42:18

No matter what, I feel sorry for him. He wasted his life on obsession and revenge and never lived at all. He was an intelligent man who could have done something with his life, but he grew older without ever growing up; under the monster he was still that boy who was rejected by Catherine and never recovered. And he was so profoundly alone — isolation was literally built into his name. He had no last name, no origins, no past to claim or future to grow into, and arguably no present; his life was as desolate as the heath he’s named for. He was a walking void in the shape of a man, and the only person who could have filled that void rejected him and died. His vengeance was just a way to keep going, a substitute for death; once it was gone, he had nothing left. If he hadn’t had it to begin with, he would have died with her — because the way he dies at the end is exactly how he would have died when she did, without vengeance to keep him moving. His twenty years of revenge are just him delaying dying; the unhinged, starving figure at the end is the real him. I guess he DID die with her; it just took his body twenty years to catch up.

Finally! Fifty years after high school I understand this crazy story. No wonder we could not follow it in school because it’s so complex and it cannot be understood when given 30 days to read. Thank you!

“Thrusscross” and “Worthering” made me giggle every time, but great break down