"WutheringHeights"byalovetragedy,toshowapictureoflifeinanabnormalsociety,outlinedbythedeformityofthenatureofsocietyandtheresultingdistortionofalltheterribleevents.Theplotofthestoryisactuallyspreadgraduallythroughthefourstagesof:

　　DescribedthefirstphaseofHeathcliffandCatherine'schildhoodindailylife;anoutcastandaladyinthisspecialenvironmentoftheformationofspecialfeelings,andtheirresistancetotheoppressivearbitraryHindley.

　　ThesecondphasefocusesondescribingCatherineasvanity,ignorance,andignorance,turneditsbackonHeathcliff,becamethemistressofThrushcrossGrange.

　　Thethirdstage,alargenumberofwordsdescribehowHeathclifffilledwithhatredanddespairtoavengethecounselsandintoaction.

　　AlthoughtheonlyaccountofthefinalstageofHeathcliff'sdeath,butrevealedwhenheprominentlyHaretonandCathylovetoknow,afterthinkingthroughanewchange-therevivalofhumannature,sothatoutofahorrorrevealedabunchofcolorsareapleasuretolovetragedyofhope.

　　Therefore,theloveofHeathcliffforarevengeofahateforaresuscitationofhumannatureisboththeessenceofthenovel,isaredlinethatrunsthrough.Ofcontextandso,rulesandlayout,arrangedthescenechanging,sometimesinclouds,Guikulanghaothewilderness,sometimesitisFengkuangsuddenrain,dark,darkcourtyardtragic,thestoryhasbeenshroudedinamysteryandterroratmosphere.

　　Inthenovel,allthehardworkofcohesionintheimageofthecharacterizationofHeathcliff,shepinnedherherealltheindignation,compassionandideals.Thishasbeendeprivedofhumanwarmthoftheoutcastinreallifeastrongcultureofloveandhatred,Hindley'swhipthathetastedthecrueltyoflife,butalsotaughthimtoknowhowtoswallowtheinsulttotheyieldcannotchangetheirfate.Hechosetofight.Catherinehadbeenhisconstantcompanion,Theygerminatedinacommonfightasincerelove.However,CatherineHeathcliffeventuallybetrayedandmarriedshedidnotunderstand,itdoesnotloveEdgarLinton.Thedirectcauseofthistragiclovebecausehervanity,ignoranceandstupidity,onlytoruinhisownyouth,loveandlife,butalsoruinedherHeathcliffstilldevotedlyattachedto,butalsoalmosthurtthenextgeneration.EmilyBrontedepictsthecharacter,thereissympathy,butalsoindignation;aresorry,thereareflogging;bothSorrow,andBlame,themoodisextremelycomplex.

　　Catherine'sbetrayaloftheirmiserablefateofmarriageisthemostsignificantturningpointinthebook.ItissofilledwithloveforHeathcliffintotheunparalleledhatred;Catherine'sdeath,thecavityburstoutlikeavolcanoofhatred,vengeancebecomespowercrazy.Heathcliffobjectivewasachieved,notonlyHindleyandEdgarhisbitterdeathanddominatingthetwoindustrialestates,butalsoinnocentchildrenfornoreasontheyhavesufferedtheconsequences.ThiscrazyrevengeXiehen,seeminglyincompatiblewithcommonsense,butmostvividlyexpressedhisunusualrebelliousspirit,whichisaspecialenvironment,determinedbythespecialcharacterofthespecialresistance.Heathcliff'stragiclovestoryisasocialtragedy,atimeoftragedy.

　　"WutheringHeights"Heathcliffisthestoryofsuicidetoendthepurposeofrevenge.Hisdeathisakindofsentimentalism,toexpresshisundyingloveoflifeanddeathofCatherine,atypecan