Wuthering Heights is a classic novel written about an ancient manor that bears the same name as the novel. Lockwood, who is a new tenant of Thrushcross Grange manor, becomes curious about the ancient Wuthering Heights manor, which is a mere four miles away. Nelly, one of Lockwood's housekeepers, was formerly a servant at Wuthering Heights in her childhood and recalls several stories from when she worked there. Nelly's written recollections in a diary become the narration of this epistolary story. I recommend the novel as a piece of classic literature that exposes the dark reality of human nature and the unspoken pitfalls of love. The novel uncovers the widespread and unfortunate consequences that relationships can hold, in addition to the selfishness they entail.
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