9. the intertwined locks of hair in catherine's locket are symbols of
a. love and hate
b. duty and desire
c. the wild and the civilized
d. the beginning and the end
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The wild and the civilized.

Option: C

Explanation:

The intertwined locks portray the two different dimensions of Catherine’s personalities. The lock of Heath cliff’s hair is a symbol of her wild nature. Heath cliff, being the one who used to explore the moors is shown to be a lot in tough with animals, connecting with Catherine’s wild side.  

While the lock of Edgar’s hair symbolizes her civilized nature. Edgar, being the educated one, and reserved, most of the times, personifies the civilized nature imbibed in Catherine.

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