Wuthering Heights Flashcards
(26 cards)
How does Cathy describe her connection to Heathcliff?
Whatever our souls are made of, his and mine are the same
How does Lockwood describe his reaction to Cathy’s ghoust
Terror made me cruel
How does Cathy describe her love for Linton?
My love for Linton is like the foliage in the woods: time will change it
Description of the placing of Wuthering Heights
Completely removed from the stir of society
Description of the size and people reaction to it in Wuthering Heights
So large the inmates have plenty of space
Description of the weather in the moors
On the bleak hill the earth was hard with black frost
A quote about the houses isolation
A perfect misanthropists heaven
A description of the outside of the house
A grotesque carving lavished over the front
A quote about supernatural beings in Wuthering Heights
Swarming with ghosts and goblins
A quote about Heathcliffs abuse towards Isabella
Turn the black eyes blue everyday or two they detestable resemble Linton’s
A quote about Heathcliff replacing Mr Earnshaws children
A usurper
A quote that shows Heathcliff’s meaningless cruelty
The more the worms writhe the more I yearn to crush out their entrails
What does Heathcliff say when he gives up trying to torture the families?
I have lost the faculty of enjoying their destruction and I am too idle to destroy for nothing
A quote about Heathcliff having no home
An unreclaimed creature
A quote about Heathcliff’s dark side
A half civilised ferocity
A quote that dehumanises Heathcliff and represents him as having no family ties
Not a soul knew to whom it belonged to
Lockwood’s first impression of Heathcliff
The solitary neighbour that I shall be troubled with
A quote about Heathcliff looking suspicious
I beheld his black eyes drawn so suspiciously under their brows
How does Cathy describe her love for Heathcliff?
My love for Heathcliff resembles the eternal rocks beneath
A quote about Hareton’s abuse of the puppies
Who was handing a litter of puppies from a chair back in the doorway
What does Lockwood do to Catherine’s ghost
I pulled its wrists on the broken pane
A description of Isabella after escaping withering heights
A deep cut under one ear which only the cold prevented from bleeding
A description of Isabella’s face after her escape
A white face scratched and bruised
What does Hindley wish for Heathcliff
The single pleasure I can imagine is to die or to see him dead
