Questions and Answers
What makes Nelly suspicious about Cathy's behavior?
Cathy makes unfounded excuses about being too tired to sit with Nelly, and Nelly discovers her room is empty.
Who has been assisting Cathy in getting to the Heights?
Michael, the stable boy.
What does Edgar consent to do for Linton?
Edgar consents to write a letter to Linton.
How does Nelly react to Cathy's lie?
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What causes Cathy to forgive Linton?
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Who helps make Cathy's visits to Linton pleasant?
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Of what does Nelly accuse Cathy?
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Linton wants to lie in 'an ecstasy of _____,' while Cathy wants 'all to sparkle, and dance in glorious jubilee.'
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Why does Cathy call Hareton a 'dunce'?
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Of whom does Linton remind Joseph?
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Study Notes
Nelly's Suspicion
- Cathy tries to avoid Nelly by claiming she is too tired to visit, raising Nelly's suspicions about her behavior.
- Nelly discovers Cathy's room is empty, confirming her doubts about Cathy's honesty.
Assistance to Cathy
- Michael, the stable boy, helps Cathy reach the Heights.
- Cathy deceives Michael and requests that he not be punished for aiding her.
Edgar's Consent
- Edgar agrees to write a letter to Linton, allowing him to visit Cathy at the Grange despite her inability to return to the Heights.
Nelly's Reaction to Lies
- Nelly expresses disdain for Cathy's dishonesty, stating she would endure illness rather than hear her lie.
Cathy and Linton's Relationship
- Cathy forgives Linton after he expresses regret, characterizing himself as unworthy and affirming his affection for her kindness.
Zillah's Role
- Zillah contributes to the pleasantness of Cathy's visits to Linton by being accommodating and providing refreshments.
Manners and Accusations
- Nelly rebukes Cathy for laughing at Hareton, accusing her of displaying poor manners.
Visions of Heaven
- Linton envisions heaven as a place of peaceful rest, while Cathy imagines a vibrant and joyful celebration, emphasizing their differing perspectives.
Hareton's Education
- Cathy refers to Hareton as a "dunce" due to his lack of basic educational skills, including his struggles with numbers and spelling his own name.
Joseph's Observation
- Joseph humorously likens Linton to his father while observing his frantic behavior at the door, indicating a familial resemblance.
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Test your knowledge of key events and characters in Chapter 24 of 'Wuthering Heights'. This quiz focuses on Cathy's behavior and her interactions with others in the chapter. Use these flashcards to reinforce your understanding of the text.
