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Why does Cathy want to visit Pennistone Crag?
Why does Cathy want to visit Pennistone Crag?
Bored by her restrictions to Thrushcross Park, Cathy wants to explore.
Where does Nelly locate Cathy?
Where does Nelly locate Cathy?
Nelly finds Cathy sitting in the kitchen at the Heights.
How did Cathy and Hareton meet?
How did Cathy and Hareton meet?
As Cathy rode past the Heights, one of the dogs began fighting with Cathy's dog. Hareton came out to help and agreed to escort Cathy to the Crag.
For whom does Cathy mistake Hareton?
For whom does Cathy mistake Hareton?
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Why doesn't Cathy believe Hareton is her cousin?
Why doesn't Cathy believe Hareton is her cousin?
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What are some of Nelly's observations regarding Hareton?
What are some of Nelly's observations regarding Hareton?
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How has Joseph treated Hareton?
How has Joseph treated Hareton?
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How do the villagers speak of Heathcliff?
How do the villagers speak of Heathcliff?
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How does Linton arrive at the Grange?
How does Linton arrive at the Grange?
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Why does Edgar agree to let Linton go to his father the following morning?
Why does Edgar agree to let Linton go to his father the following morning?
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Study Notes
Cathy’s Desire for Exploration
- Cathy seeks freedom from the confines of Thrushcross Park and wishes to visit Pennistone Crag for adventure.
Nelly’s Discovery
- Nelly finds Cathy in the kitchen at the Heights, illustrating Cathy's blending between the two estates.
Encounter with Hareton
- Cathy meets Hareton when a dog fight breaks out as she rides past the Heights; Hareton intervenes, offering to escort her to the Crag.
Identity Misunderstanding
- Initially, Cathy mistakes Hareton for the master's son, reflecting her confusion about his social standing, later re-evaluating him as a servant.
Lack of Awareness
- Cathy does not recognize Hareton as her cousin due to her ignorance of his existence, only knowing Linton as her family member.
Nelly's Impressions of Hareton
- Nelly describes Hareton as an attractive, athletic young man, noting his farmer’s attire and innate intelligence despite Heathcliff's neglect of his education.
Joseph’s Influence
- Joseph has not challenged Heathcliff’s disregard for Hareton but has instilled a sense of pride in his lineage, hinting at the complexity of their relationship.
Villagers’ Views on Heathcliff
- Villagers perceive Heathcliff as a harsh landlord whose uncaring nature has prevented the chaos that Hindley brought to the estate.
Linton's Arrival at the Grange
- Linton arrives at the Grange in Edgar’s coach, noticeably fatigued and bundled in a warm cloak, suggesting a dramatic change in his circumstances.
Edgar’s Dilemma
- Edgar reluctantly permits Linton to visit Heathcliff, acknowledging that he must comply with Heathcliff's demands, emphasizing Heathcliff’s authoritative position.
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