Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte and Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen

Enshaw found Heathcliff on the street of Liverpool. Heathcliff had to deal with a different situation from Elizabeth, because he was adopted by his family belonging to his ancestors, but he was still "dirty, irregular, black hair" . I am dissatisfied with society, Mrs. Hindley Earnshaw and Mrs. Earnshaw. Hindley took violent action against him, but Heathcliff became a spirited boy who was spoiled and raised. Regardless of the opinion of others, Catherine still loves Heathcliff and falls in love with him; but when He decided to marry Edgarrington, Catharine's heart broke at last.

A handsome gentleman Darcy from Jane Austen's "arrogance and prejudice" can be seen as a different example from Heathcliff of Emily Bronte's "Wuthering Heights". Both novels have a similar background but have different twists. The description written by Austin is thought to be related to a more realistic and sarcastic approach, and Bronte's style seems a little gothic. Furthermore, both novels are romantic expressions. The term "obsessed" in the dictionary is defined as "forced, usually unreasonable thought or emotion". The novel "Wuthering Heights" is a story about what love is obsessed with. Obsession leads to impulses, revenge, jealousy, stupidity. These obsession destroyed the lives of all characters of Wuthering Heights. Their extreme passion directly affects the lives of others and continues to the lives of others.

One of the biggest conventions of the 19th century was between Bronte's sister and Jane Austen. These women wrote some of the most popular novels of their time, and these novels often have a very general theme. Emily Bronte 's novel "Wuthering Heights" and Jane Austen' s novel "Pride and Prejudice" all contain a common theme on social status, especially those related to marriage. In "Wuthering Heights", Katherine was in a higher position than Heathcliff and could not be together. - Comparing bird novels with native sons Introduction There are some similarities and differences between the two novels. Richard Rey closes his native son and talks about racial discrimination against African Americans. Meanwhile, Harper Lee wrote Mockingbird in a small town. The two writers used different writing styles to portray their position on racial discrimination. As a result, the way the information is passed and received is different between the two novels.