Which two of Lockwood's actions bring about the resolution in the story? Lockwood is terrified of Heathcliff. Lockwood's scream wakes up Heathcliff. Lockwood apologizes to Heathcliff. Lockwood keeps the ghost outside the window. Lockwood keeps the windows closed using books.

This question is about "Wuthering Heights"

Lockwood keeps the ghost outside the window.

Lockwood keeps the windows closed using books.

Explanation:

Lockwood is Heathcliff's tenant, who one day is unable to leave Wuthering Hights because he was bitten by a dog and needs to spend a few days in the room that belonged to Catherine. He realizes that the room has a window and a stack of old books that belonged to Catherine when she was alive.

When he was sleeping Lockwood was visited by the ghost of Catherine who was knocking on the despairing window to enter. Lockwood, frightened, prevents the ghost from entering and keeps the windows closed using the books.

This makes him very careful about Catherine making him look for the resolution of the story.

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