Emily Brontës Wuthring Heights - 2340 Words

I848, at the age of only 30, the sensational recognised Wuthering Heights made a monumental dramatic entrance for her career. She was a greedy woman, greedy for strong passionate words that will zap electrical shocks of emotion, irony and fear through your body. Words which both you and I cannot ever put together as she did, her name, Emily Brontà «. Emily Brontà « was one of the most dignified women of her era. Although she had an eccentric, out of the ordinary way to put herself forward, like all women, at the time, without rights/privileges, women where not as free as they are today. It is thanks to people like Emily Brontà « who stood up, and showed what woman can do and will do; they are capable of doing what men do. They used pen names,†¦show more content†¦The use of settings and Weather is very important, especially alongside with the emotions and feelings, the characters actions and feelings also reflect of fatal outcomes. This is a Pathetic Fallacy. At the beginning of the story, Lockwood, who is the new lost tenant of Heathcliff See’s the deathly ghost of Catherine, it is raining heavily, and here, Brontà « is showing a low mood of atmosphere with a sense of foreboding within the characters. Then the ghostly terror of Catherine’s spirit makes each and everyone of your body hair sticking up, th e Goosebumps shooting out listening to the sound of silence... Emily Brontà « makes strong and clear symbolic use of the settings for instance, she sets the story amongst the ‘wild moors’ where Catherine runs around barefoot freely with Heathcliff. She is a tomboy, simply because she grew up with her devilish brothers together with the premature death of her mothers love, seemingly she may have had Nelly nursing her, but both of them were never fond of each other very much, they never had an intact relationship. In contrast, Catherine didn’t know how to present herself as a well mannered lady, plainly because she wasn’t one. Catherine and Heathcliff are ‘dirty’ and ‘wild’, their nature mirrors and reflect the wildness and roughness of the moors. The way the moors are spreading in cracks. As the moors are withering away, the possessed enchanted