Heathcliff and His Importance in The Novel “Wuthering Height

In every country of the world there are places without compare. Ignorant of the events of the world, these secluded areas life continues on it’s daily routine. Within the confines of these communities there are unstable elements that are often hidden from the outsider. Delving deeper into the histories of these places, one can only draw the most ugly memories to the surface, while securing the beautiful against the morbid impressions one receives. In …

…the moors, the young couple can have their lives back in their own control. Through pride, pain and agony Heathcliff has exerted his revenge on everyone he touched, even himself, paying the final price. Repaying the pain caused to him tenfold, for his suffering had been much worse, retaining every ounce of it to keep his rage burning on. Finally being able to rest, Heathcliff relieves himself of the pain and retires to the moors.