
Happiness
刘青青
After reading Wuthering Heights and closing the book, I feel that people
with hatred will never be happy. What kind of heart should Heathcliff
have to read him? Poor or hateful? It is pitiful that such a gypsy
outcast like him was despised in Wuthering Heights. Even Catherine, the
only one who fell in love with him, would leave him at last. I think the
reason for Heathcliff's insidious and cold character has a lot to do
with the impersonal environment in which he grew up. It is shiver all
over though not cold when he goes out to pay to go back to the villa
again. He goes to a series of revenge on the people around him. His
extreme love for Catherine turned into extreme hatred. He hated Linton
and Hindley. He tried everything to make them suffer. Even innocent
Katie would be involved in this terrible endless revenge and become the
tool of Heathcliff's revenge. It's exasperating that Heathcliff didn't
do his duty as a father to his own son. He just regarded Linton as a
small beast he kept. After he got Wuthering Heights, he might love only
himself, or maybe he didn't even love himself. His life, just living in
endless hatred. As the heroine of the novel, I saw Catherine's
hesitation and madness. In the face of Heathcliff and Edgar, is it he
who chooses to bring her endless happiness and trouble? Or choose him
who is gentle and quiet? I think Catherine's final choice is right.
Heathcliff's character is too insidious and cold. Under his strong
self-esteem lies a terrible inferiority. He won't allow anyone to share
Catherine with him. But Catherine doesn't belong to anyone. She is a
person who belongs to herself completely. Therefore, Heathcliff and
Catherine's tragedies end like a glass of wine, while Edgar is more like
a cup of mellow tea. His character is much more peaceful. I think only
he can accommodate Catherine's domineering character. Moreover, their
social status, people and things they are in contact with, and their
views on things have a lot in common. Only in this way can love go
further. Heathcliff was dead, and his soul and Catherine's were at last
no longer alone, walking on the moors of the night. How to derive
happiness?Heathcliff never knew it until he died.What he wants is just a
warm love.
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