Being “crazy,” being prone to fits of frenzy, is actually a lost norm. The protagonist, Catherine, after losing a close friend and her childhood home, should have her soul stirred into bouts of raving monologues and feverish paroxysms. When meaning is interrupted too quickly, emotion is never allowed to bind—and memory thins. We should allContinue reading “Wuthering Heights: More Sane on Second Glance”
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