#emily bronte

[loyaltothedeath]

[leresq]

I actually think Wuthering Heights has a happy ending of sorts. Cathy and Hareton are free, and she teaches him to read, Ellen is reunited with the two children she raised, and Heathcliff and Catherine get to be together in death and be ghosts or whatever

[masterblackoak]

This is from page 44 of The Three Brontës, written by May Sinclair, telling of Emily’s last hours:-

   “It could have been hardly daylight on the moors the morning when Charlotte went out to find that last solitary sprig of heather which she laid on Emily’s pillow for Emily to see when she awoke. Emily’s eyes were so drowsed with death that she could not see it. And yet it could not have been many hours later when a fire was lit in her bedroom, and she rose and dressed herself. Madame Duclaux tells how she sat before the fire, combing her long, dark hair, and how the comb dropped from her weak fingers, and fell under the grate. And how she sat there in her mortal apathy; and how, when the servant came to her, she said dreamily: ‘Martha, my comb’s down there; I was too weak to stoop and pick it up.’”

[dottydollysworld]

I love Wuthering Heights somuch i want it to be my whole personality

[nostalgiamemorabilia]

[saimusage]

I have watched "Wuthering Heights" 1939 version and it's fairly good. Obviously it romanticize the relationship between Cathy and Heathcliff but it didn't forget they're both unbearable. It has some creative liberties which is a mixed bag but it doesn't mess up the coherence of the story. It's entertaining to watch if you're interested in looking for "Wuthering Heights" adaptations.

[rjaystreet]

I think I'm gonna die in this house...

The Still Version:

I liked the 2026 version's soundtrack.

[cainstellan]

Carrie being skinny in every adaptation is like how Heathcliff is white in most of his. Directors somehow cut out the most important part of their characters, the reason why they have been subjected to such prejudice and why they are the way they are. Why THE BOOKS GO THE WAY THEY DO. Do you think Heathcliff would have been so outcasted and forbidden to be with Catherine if he was white? Do you think Carrie would have been relentlessly bullied and borderline tortured by her peers if she was skinny and pretty?