Part A Briefly describe each of the characters in the table and the
relationships among them. Some of the characters appear in
chapter 6 of the novel, which you've read, others are
described in the video you watched. You can also do online
research to find out more about the characters.

Descriptions

Characters
Heathcliff
Hindley
Catherine
younger Catherine
Edgar
Isabella
Lockwood
Nelly
Hareton
Linton

Heathcliff’s

Explanation:

In Chapter 6 of Emily Bronte's ''Wuthering Heights'', Catherine's sibling Hindley assumes responsibility for Wuthering Heights. He reassures himself by investing energy with Catherine, until he is assaulted by the Linton family.

This chapter features Heathcliff's status as a pariah. The part starts with Hindley assuming responsibility for Wuthering Heights and treating Heathcliff like a hireling. It closes with Heathcliff getting assaulted for his race and class by the Linton youngsters at Thrushcross Grange.

Explanation:

❇ Heathcliff is a fictional character in Emily Brontë's 1847 novel Wuthering Heights.

❇ Hindley Earnshaw is described as having brown hair and the ''Earnshaw eyes'', his chief characteristic is a nasty mean streak, especially toward Heathcliff.

❇ Catherine is generally a upbeat, cheerful, eccentric, carefree, enigmatic and bubbly woman whose initial physical appearance and personality are meant to mirror what Vincent is searching for: a free soul.

❇ Younger Catherine is the daughter of Edgar Linton and Catherine Earnshaw.

❇ Edgar is the Earl of Gloucester's legitimate son and heir, and Lear's godson.

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