A character in this novel raises Hareton to be illiterate as revenge for the childhood abuse he suffered from Hindley.
A character in this novel raises Hareton to be illiterate as revenge for the childhood abuse he suffered from Hindley. The housekeeper Nelly Dean narrates the events of this work to Mr. Lockwood, who has rented a house close to the title location, (*) Thrushcross Grange. For 10 points, name this novel by Emily Brontë, in which Catherine and Heathcliff are finally buried together near the title house.
A character in this novel raises Hareton to be illiterate as revenge for the childhood abuse he suffered from Hindley.
Wuthering Heights