While lodging at Thrushcross Grange, Mr. Lockwood hears of these events from Nellie, the former nurse of Catherine Earnshaw.
The antagonist of this novel is brought back from Liverpool where he was a street urchin, and soon becomes the enemy of Hindley, though he later saves his baby son Hareton. That character elopes with Edgar's sister Isabella, but leaves her before their son (*) Linton is born. While lodging at Thrushcross Grange, Mr. Lockwood hears of these events from Nellie, the former nurse of Catherine Earnshaw. Heathcliff takes over the title estate in, for ten points, what work by Emily Brontë?
The antagonist of this novel is brought back from Liverpool where he was a street urchin, and soon becomes the enemy of Hindley, though he later saves his baby son Hareton.
{Wuthering Heights}