Wuthering Heights Book Review by Peter

In this article, the writer examines the book "Wuthering Heights" by Emily Bronte. The writer deals with the many themes reflected in this classic novel story, with a specific focus on Heathcliff as a major character. The writer notes that the novel deals with love, hatred, race, class, education, desire for power and revenge. The writer looks at Heathcliff as the vital character in the novel and deals with his cruelness and tyrannical behaviour towards other characters such as Linton, Cathy and Hareton. The writer notes that his strong desire for power and revenge lead to his manipulation towards the second generation of characters. Further, the writer points out that the setting of the novel reflects his characteristics.

Outline:
Introduction:
Author
Gothic novel
Themes
Heathcliff
Second generation
Setting

Body:
Setting/Heathcliff
Inheritance of Thrushcross Grange
Revenge on Hindley
Comparison between Linton and Hareton
Total control of the second generation
Conclusion:
Factors leading to the characterization of Heathcliff