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Who is the speaker of the quote: "I'll stay. If he shot me so, I'd expire with a blessing on my lips."?
Heathcliff
Who is the speaker of the quote: "I wish I could hold you, till we were both dead!"?
Catherine
Who is the speaker of the quote: "I'll continue it in her own words, only a little condensed."?
Lockwood
Who is the speaker of the quote: "Shall I break the seal?"?
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Who is the speaker of the quote: "You have killed me and thriven on it, I think."?
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Who is the speaker of the quote: "Do you reflect that all those words will be branded in my memory, and eating deeper eternally after you have left me?"?
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Who is the speaker of the quote: "It is not sufficient for your infernal selfishness, that while you are at peace I shall writhe in the torments of hell?"?
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Who is the speaker of the quote: "Why did you betray your own heart?"?
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Who is the speaker of the quote: "You must not go! You shall not, I tell you."?
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Who is the speaker of the quote: "That is the most diabolical deed that ever you did."?
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Who is the speaker of the quote: "Unless you be a fiend, help her first then you shall speak to me!"?
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Study Notes
Quotes from Chapter 15 of Wuthering Heights
- Heathcliff expresses his profound love and willingness to accept death for Catherine's love.
- Catherine reveals her intense desire to be with Heathcliff eternally, even in death.
- Lockwood communicates his role as a mediator, conveying sentiments in a condensed manner.
- Nelly hints at the significance of secrets by contemplating whether to break a seal, indicating a crucial moment.
- Catherine accuses Heathcliff of emotional manipulation, suggesting he thrives on her suffering.
- Heathcliff emphasizes the lasting impact of Catherine's words on his memory, reflecting deep emotional scars.
- Heathcliff challenges Catherine's selfishness, highlighting his own torment in their chaotic relationship.
- Heathcliff confronts betrayal, questioning Catherine about abandoning her feelings.
- Catherine insists on Heathcliff's presence with a sense of urgency, expressing her desperation.
- Nelly condemns an action as the most wicked Heathcliff has ever committed, showcasing the moral implications.
- Heathcliff demands assistance for Catherine, portraying a sense of urgency and intensity, while questioning the nature of the helper's intentions.
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Explore the intense emotions and complexities found in Chapter 15 of Wuthering Heights. This quiz covers significant quotes that reveal the tumultuous relationship between Heathcliff and Catherine, as well as the role of characters like Nelly and Lockwood. Test your understanding of these pivotal moments.
