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What does Catherine compare her love for Heathcliff to, suggesting permanence?

Eternal rocks beneath

What does Catherine mean when she declares 'I am Heathcliff' in Chapter 9?

Complete identification w/ him

What literary device does Heathcliff use: 'I cannot live without my life! I cannot live without my soul!'?

Paradox

Catherine says marrying Heathcliff would do what to her in Chapter 9?

Degrade her

What does the ghostly child cry in Chapter 3 that opens the supernatural dimension?

'Let me in — let me in!'

What do Wuthering Heights and Thrushcross Grange symbolically represent as opposing values?

Wildness vs civilisation

What does young Heathcliff's quote in Ch 7 reveal about his vengeful nature?

Calculated, methodical planning

Why is Nelly Dean considered an unreliable narrator according to the note?

She has biases & limited understanding

What does Hareton being 'uncomplaining as a lamb' (Ch 32) suggest about the second generation?

Innocence & breaking revenge cycles

What ambiguity does the 'strange joyful glitter' in Heathcliff's dead eyes (Ch 34) create?

Peace or continued torment unclear

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