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In this video, I explore Wuthering Heights, a book about a great love story. In the 19th century, Wuthering Heights was called a devil's book and its heroes barbaric. But is this really true? Why is Heathcliff not a romantic hero, but a destructive force? Can Catherine Earnshaw be considered a victim? Emily Brontë created a novel that is much deeper and darker than is commonly believed. And perhaps much more modern. We explore why Wuthering Heights is not about love, but about how feelings can destroy. Timecodes: 00:00-00:27 Introduction 00:28-01:04 Greetings 01:05-01:40 Public Reaction to the Novel 01:41-04:29 Plot 04:30-05:44 Why is there so much violence in the book? 05:45-06:05 Disclaimer 06:06-10:15 Heathcliff the Narcissist 10:16-14:23 Heathcliff the Psychopath 14:24-17:22 Hindley Is Not a Psychopath 17:23-19:43 Heathcliff the Machiavellian 19:44-19:52 Conclusions 19:53-22:51 Does Catherine Love Heathcliff? 19:52-30:33 Does Catherine Love Heathcliff? 30:34-32:04 Emotional Dependency 32:05-33:56 Analysis of Heathcliff's Quote 33:57-37:55 Does Heathcliff Love Catherine? 37:56-39:14 Emily Bronte - a genius 39:14-39:55 General conclusions and farewell