Meet with your 2:00 person

Describe Cathy’s first encounter with Wuthering Heights and Hareton.

“Hareton grew black as a thunder-cloud at this childish speech. I silently shook my

questioner, and at last succeeded in equipping her for departure…I’ll see thee damned before

I be thy servant!’ growled the lad.”

Meet with your 9:00 person

Discuss Heathcliff’s reaction to Linton. Be specific.

“No! What a shame of your mother, never to waken your filial regard for me! You are my

son, then, I’ll tell you; and your mother was a wicked slut to leave you in ignorance of the

sort of father you possessed. Now, don’t wince, and colour up!”

Meet with your 11:00 person

How do both Heathcliff and Linton manipulate Cathy.

‘I want her to see Linton,’ he answered; ‘he’s looking better these few days; it’s not often he’s

fit to be seen. And we’ll soon persuade her to keep the visit secret: where is the harm of it?’

Meet with your 5:00 person

Describe the role that sickness has played so far in the novel.

Meet with your 1:00 person

salubrious puling incipient

“[The boy answered], shrinking from Catherine’s salute; and he put his

fingers to his eyes to remove developing tears.”

Meet with your 1:00 person

cogitations innuendos trepidations

“The boy was fully occupied with his own meditations for the remainder of

the ride, till we halted before the farm-house

garden gate.”

Meet with your 1:00 person

bevy trepidation lethargy

“I bid the trembling and bewildered child get down, and enter. He…was not yet certain that the grim, sneering stranger was his father; but he clung to me with growing anxiety…and wept.”

Meet with your 12:00 person

Discuss the relationships between the following pairs of characters:

Cathy Linton and Linton Heathcliff Heathcliff and Linton

Hareton and Cathy Linton

Meet with your 4:00 person

Discuss the relationships between the following pairs of characters:

Edgar and Cathy Linton Isabella and Edgar Linton

Nelly Dean and Cathy Linton