All people and things in the world are born good, different environments, different education affect everyone, some people are poor but determined, some people are rich but have bad intentions. Some people grow up pampered and do nothing. Some people grow up in poverty and struggle to break out of their own piece of the sky.
Wuthering Heights
In this society, the survival law of survival of the fittest seems to force ordinary people to breathe. Sometimes the school or work unit that you are desperately admitted to will be replaced by people who have a background in their stomachs and do not have a drop of ink in their stomachs. Where is the fairness we are asking for?
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One night, in the midst of the wind and snow, the old owner of Wuthering Heights brought a new friend to his children, and when this new friend stood in front of them, they were stunned, and the friend standing in front of them was a stray child in tattered clothes. The old owner named him Heathcliff.
After Heathcliff was adopted, the old owner gave him the greatest favor. This friend without warning made the old owner's children subconsciously alienated, and the old owner's favor for Heathcliff made the old owner's son Hindley very jealous, thinking that Heathcliff had robbed him of his father's love. Only Catherine, the daughter of the old owner, was not hostile to this new friend, and the two often played together.
During their time together, Catherine falls in love with the knight who protects her all the time.
Soon, the old owner died of illness.
After the death of the old owner, Hindley lost his restraint and began to beat and abuse Heathcliff. Heathcliff was reduced to slavery and served Hindley. Hindley trampled Heathcliff's self-esteem over and over again with his fists, not allowing Catherine to have any contact with Heathcliff.
The more Hindley refused, the more Heathcliff preferred Catherine.
Catherine never listened to her brother, and as usual, asked Heathcliff to learn and work with Heathcliff in the fields. Let's go out into the wild and play together.
As long as Hindrei knew that Catherine and Heathcliff were still communicating, Heathcliff would be beaten and Catherine would have no food. But these obstructions did not affect Heathcliff's relationship with Catherine, who felt that Heaven was testing them.
However, such pure love can never escape the fate of the world, and cannot escape the shackles of the world's status.
Catherine was bitten by the dog of the young master of Thrush Hill, Aigard, and recuperated at Thrush Hill for five months, during which time Agad was attracted to Catherine and proposed to Catherine. Catherine agreed and quickly married.
Unbeknownst to Catherine, Heathcliff hid and heard this. Heathcliff was heartbroken, plunged into the wilderness and disappeared, leaving for three years.
The woman she loved so much agreed to marry someone else, and what a blow to Heathcliff, and only Catherine herself knew how much she loved the man. Catherine cried to the maid who had watched her grow up, saying that if It weren't for the fact that Sindrair had made Heathcliff so bad, she wouldn't have agreed to Aigard's marriage proposal.
Catherine chose the eminent Aigard and chose to live a prosperous life. In the end, he bowed his head to the world.
For Heathcliff, the betrayal of his lover became an indelible wound in his heart, and slowly, from love to hate, Heathcliff would ask himself, why should everyone betray him? Didn't you say that the good ones should be together forever? It turns out that his love has no place in the face of money and identity.
Three years later, Heathcliff returned to Wuthering Heights, this time not alone, not alone, but with wealth and revenge.
For Heathcliff's return, I think, only one Catherine is happy. After all, Catherine was still in love with Heathcliff.
Pregnant Catherine disregarded her body and sank with Heathcliff again, embracing each other, the two who loved each other deeply. However, Catherine is still someone else's wife after all, catherine can not break free from the shackles of the heart, after giving birth to a daughter out of this world.
When Heathcliff returned, he took advantage of Hindley's gambling hobby to have Hindley lose all of his possessions to Heathcliff, including the Wuthering Heights. In the end, Hindley paid the price he should have paid—the destruction of his family. Hindrei also had a son, Harrington, in the manor, and Heathcliff did the same, bullying Harrington as a child, and letting Harrington live in the maid's room.
And Aigard, at the time of his death, left all his possessions to Aigard and Catherine's daughter. Once desire opens its mouth, the appetite grows, in order to get Aigard's possessions. Heathcliff married Aigard's sister and gave birth to a son, Linton. He imprisoned his son and Catherine's daughter in darkness.
These two innocent children were thus tormented by Heathcliff's never-ending torment.
Until one day, the two children rebelled, and the girl fiercely yelled at Heathcliff: Why do you treat me like this, don't you have a beloved one? This sentence was spoken, so that Heathcliff saw Catherine's shadow in the girl's body. It also made Heathcliff repent of why he had to bear the hatred he had for innocent people in this life.
The same goes for the boys, whose broad shoulders give Heathcliff an air of danger. Both children have grown up, why their hatred has never subsided.
On the same rainy night, Heathcliff walked to the cabin where he had been frolicking with Catherine, and he walked in, ending his life.
At the end of the story, the two children are freed and take back everything they have, including Wuthering Heights, including Thrush Hill. They sat on the same horse, galloping like Heathcliff and Catherine in their youth...
Heathcliff is different during the day and at night, like two souls living in one body, torturing and fighting each other. He shouted Catherine's name one by one in the darkness, as if by shouting like this, he could summon Catherine's soul back. Late-night Heathcliff was affectionate and pathetic.
But During the day, Heathcliff was full of violence, cold and ruthless, and punched and kicked the two children. relentless. However, the two children turned a blind eye to these abuses, and the two devastated hearts did not know when they had been relying on each other since then.
Once, Heathcliff returned to Wuthering Heights from outside and saw girls teaching boys to write, a picture that coincided with the picture he and Catherine had seen as children. Heathcliff was stunned, because, in them, he saw the incarnations of Heathcliff and Catherine, like the two of them in their youth. Slowly, the hard heart was melted by the two children.
The novel is long, but nothing is said about the three years heathcliff went out, and no one knows what Heathcliff did or went through. The only thing he knew was that Heathcliff's love for Catherine had not diminished in the slightest, and after returning to Wuthering Heights, he could wait downstairs all night to see Catherine. How regrettable it is to love and hate. Originally a pair of lovers, is it because of the difference in identity and status, turning against each other, or even going from side to side?
Love is not the fuse of hatred, nor is it the source of sin. Sin is like an invisible monster that can't let him breathe a little, otherwise, he will be controlled by an unstoppable monster. Control your mind.