Emily Bronte's "Wuthering Heights"

Through chapters 4 to 7 in Emily Bronte's, Wuthering Heights, Heathcliff and Catherine's characters are developed, from when they are children and inseparable to when they are adults and have to live with the pain and anguish of living separate lives where they cannot be together. The love they share is one of great passion, that is both unexplainable and all time and energy consuming for both. Heathcliff is introduced to the Earnshaw household and the plot …

…the way of Catherine and Heathcliff's love. The love that Catherine and Heathcliff possess is that of a fairytale, perfect even with its imperfections. Catherine and Heathcliff would never have been able to fulfill the love, because both had so much weighing on it, they found happiness only with eachother, and when they were comdemned to be apart all they could think about was how to seek revenge on the ones that made it so.