Catherine is free to marry Hareton at the end of this work, although she was under impression that Linton was in love with her.
Catherine is free to marry Hareton at the end of this work, although she was under impression that Linton was in love with her. Linton is the son of Isabella, whom the protagonist treated cruelly in an attempt to gain revenge on her brother Edgar, as related by Lockwood and Nelly Dean. Ultimately, we find out that Catherine Earnshaw married for social advancement, but Heathcliff eventually gets his revenge. For ten points, name this most famous novel of Emily Brönte.
Catherine is free to marry Hareton at the end of this work, although she was under impression that Linton was in love with her.
{Wuthering Heights}