When her father goes off to Liverpool, this character asks him for a whip while her brother asks for afiddle.
When her father goes off to Liverpool, this character asks him for a whip while her brother asks for afiddle. After announcing her planned marriage, this character describes a dream in which she wept uponreaching heaven and was cast out by angry angels. While delirious, this character thinks that her bed is "thefairy cave under Penistone crags" that she visited with a character of whom she says, "He's more myselfthan I am." After her death, her ghost haunts Mr. Lockwood. This character's wildness becomes subduedwhen she goes to Thrushcross Grange and marries Edgar Linton, an act that bereaves the "gipsy boy" shegrew up with. For 10 points, name this love of Heathcliff from Emily Bronte's Wuthering Heights.
When her father goes off to Liverpool, this character asks him for a whip while her brother asks for afiddle.
Catherine Earnshaw [or Catherine Earnshaw; prompt on Earnshaw]