Emily Brontë is Goals

Currently and indefinitely inactive :(

[euryalex]

who could've seen this coming

[theheightsthatwuthered]

"stripped of emotional nuance"

Delightful

[wuthering-valleys]

The whole thing is nuance literally what would be left without the nuance??

[rylandgracie]

my favorite tweets about the DISASTROUS “wuthering heights” adaptation

[wuthering-valleys]

Why is everyone allergic to reading Wuthering Heights before they make an adaptation?

[koschtism]

what if instead of heathcliff he was called 𝓯𝓻𝓮𝓪𝓴𝓬𝓵𝓲𝓯𝓯 and he got 𝓯𝓻𝓮𝓪𝓴𝔂

[phireads]

[thesubwaymp3-deactivated2025020]

i dont think people understand that nelly is just so lonely. she plays surrogate mother in her teens. the only person she knows her age leaves for school while she’s given a bunch of new responsibilities. then her master who she admires (for good reasons or not) dies and she has to CRY ALONE OUTSIDE THE BEDROOM while catherine and heathcliff console each other. and you can bet that joseph reprimanded her for showing any emotion afterwards. her childhood friend comes back as a stranger with a strange wife. catherine lives at the neighbour’s house for weeks until christmas while heathcliff isolates himself. nelly SINGS CAROLS BY HERSELF IN THE LIVING ROOM and then weeps for heathcliff because she feels guilty about he’s treated after old earnshaw passed. then after frances dies hindley loses it and there’s no one in the house but a spiralling violent alcoholic, a resentful doom-prophesying old man, a teenage girl with a lot of trauma and identity issues, a teenage boy with a lot of trauma and anger issues (obviously a reductive statement but you know.), and a baby to take care of. all this before she’s 25 and we all know more shit goes down later. that’s why i hate that paper that very judgementally recounts how nelly attempts to reframe her narrative to make her seem more important and how she attempts to manipulate the family tree to place herself as a mother figure. yeah girl why do you think!!!!!!!

[faintingheroine-deactivated2024]

How I learned to stop worrying and to love Nelly Dean

[bitchreads]

I really don't get why the Brontës get put in competition with Jane Austen so much. They weren't contemporaries. They didn't even write the same genre. This is the definition of pitting women against each other.

[langernameohnebedeutung]

Small fandoms are great because I'm convinced if I logged in after the nuclear apocalypse, the same 5 fuckers would still be online, posting their headcanons, now slightly more radiated.

[wutheringheights78]

big day on wutheringheights78.tumblr.com happy birthday girls

[arealtrashact]

Whatever our souls are made of, his and mine are the same.

[milfsisyphus]

emily brontë receives the first kill yourself anon in 1848

[nymphpens]

[obscurelittlebird]

Incorrect Quotes: Jane Eyre (70/?)

Source

[ow-my-skin]

Glasses people love to make you try their glasses on to see how fucked up their eyes are. It's a sign of respect in their culture.

[divorcedwife]

i think heathcliff is only problematic for being a landlord

[faintingheroine-deactivated2024]

It is the first thing we learn about Heathcliff. Emily Bronte told us the worst thing about him in the first sentence so that with each new thing we learned about him our estimation of him got better.

[grippysockgangg-deactivated2024]

Till death do us part? Yea no you’re not getting out of this that easily

[burningvelvet]

wuthering heights

[the-fairy-thing]

[faintingheroine-deactivated2024]

I am thinking of Heathcliff binding up Hindley’s wound and preventing him from dying and back in the day Hindley not actively kicking teenaged Heathcliff from his house. They like living in the same house and torturing each other.

@longagoitwastuesday

[wuthering-valleys]

How do you feel about Heathcliff?

I want to fix him

I want to make him worse

I enjoy him just as he is

What is wrong with you he is disgusting

I like him as a character not as a human

Other (please put in tags)

Voting ended onMar 8, 2023

[wuthering-valleys]

Wow we're pretty split!