Compared with the depressing and dark novel, the movie is more lively. Although the plot of the movie jumps forward, it at least sees Heathcliff's fanatical, persistent and cruel character. However, the reason for Heathcliff's big reversal is that Catherine's disloyalty to her own heart is not faithful to Heathcliff's love in the movie. The novel is more delicate, focusing on the influence of childhood experiences on him. The adopted gypsy child, who was bullied at Wuthering Heights but was powerless to resist, developed a character of inferiority, self-respect, and retribution, and Catherine was his only light, so listening to Catherine saying that if she married Heathcliff, it would bring her down His identity was really fatal to him. When he ran away from home and became a gentleman, when he came back to prove his social status to Catherine, he found out that she had married someone. If Heathcliff had anything to sympathize with, it was his persistent love. And the writer obviously prefers his characters. This demon who took revenge on two generations for his own selfishness, got a good death, was forgiven by Catherine's soul, and calmly went to find a lover. The brightest novel is Catherine Linton. It was her light that saved Harrytown Earnshaw and ended the grievances and grievances of two generations. This masterpiece cannot but be said to be too cruel, how many times I hope Heathcliff can be influenced by love, wife Isabella, son Linton, enemy son Harrytown, beautiful and lively Catherine. Earnshaw's daughter Catherine. Linton's, and then create a happy ending. However, it is this cruelty that dissects human nature, and the love between Catherine Linton and Harrytown Earnshaw in the novel shines brightly. Moreover, these two children, who grew up in such an environment and experienced the love-hate entanglement of the previous generation, are still bright and beautiful, and it cannot but be said that they are very precious. [
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