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Wuthering Heights is a work that requires courage to read. It refuses to offer cheap consolation or provide simple moral answers. It leads the reader through the extremes of love and the abyss of hate, finally allowing a glimpse of a strange and twisted redemption—not through God's forgiveness, but through an eternal reconciliation in death, achieved only after all passion is spent. It did not belong to the age in which it was born. It belongs to all readers who dare to confront the storm within their own hearts. Nearly two centuries after its publication, we can still see in it the wuthering moors of our own inner selves, never fully tamed by civilization.