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Chapter 10
Heathcliff's revenge arc begins
Chapter 11
Go Edgar give us nothing <3
Chapter 12
A lengthy dialogue from Cathy about time flying and no longer recognising herself. I don't like relating to this woman

Chapter 7
Cathy and Heathcliff being insufferable teenagers

Chapter 8
Where women would be afflicted with a mysterious illness upon giving birth

Chapter 9
Mr. Hindley acquired full villain traits. Cathy is in a love triangle of her own making and drops the line,"whatever our souls are made of, his and mine are the same" and proceeds to marry the other man and inspires a 2026 lustful movie

Chapter 4
Mr Lockwood is so me I will swear off social interactions then sit down and beg for gossip (which is the start for the entirety of the book).

Chapter 5
We commence the start of Heathcliff's villain origin story.

Chapter 6
"She is so immeasurably superior to them —to everybody on earth." okay Heathcliff I see you

*visible confusion but underlying enjoyment*

Chapter 3
Catherine Earnshaw was a book annotator girlie. Mr. Lockwood's sleepover gone wrong, unfortunately, so wrong he didn't enjoy the coffee he was made when he got back home.

My reading is SO rusty, but I am a free woman and I will read once more.

Chapter 2
Mr Lockwood went through a storm to visit Wuthering Heights only to get even more ridiculed. Mrs Heathcliff threatening the servant with her reading of black magic was funnier than it should have been.

Chapter I
The fun thing about reading a classic is I get to read words like "soliloquised" and pretend I understand them

I fear this is another book of nothing happening to nobody characters

Welcome to my (now) annual tradition where I select a short story that seems to be about nothing to kickstart a reading habit that will eventually die out halfway through the year. Hopefully this year I get to its end with the same momentum.

Sigh...Letters to Milena has been dnf'ed once more. Until another time, I guess, when I can bear reading about a man too chickeny to meet a woman he loves.

After reading 4 pages of a single person's dialogue I refuse to think I yap too much

im not sure if i like this book at all

Love is so short, forgetting is so long

"Here I love you"