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I had never in my life read characters so devoid of sympathy, so docile; compliant to the point of utter helplessness. The audacity of one man on a vendetta izing so many by merely acting outside of convention is sheer brilliance.
This book should be in the self-help section for people who simply cannot make a decision to change their thought processes.
I loved this book for it's imagery, it's lyrical ways, it's development of a family caught in a deserved downward spiral, and it's eventual release from suffering. That said, I d every character, save Catherine Linton, each for different reasons. And maybe Hareton. How he started off in life was not his fault.
Catherine
This book should be a movie! The teenagers would love it! :)
PS
It's been made into several movies, and I've seen most of them. Merle Oberon was fantastic, but I still haven't decided who made a "better" Heathcliff - Fiennes or Sir Lawrence, for how can one make Heathcliff "better"? (Timothy Dalton? Please. Don't get me started.) ]]>