Displacement+and+Exile+in+Wuthering+Heights

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Displacement in Wuthering Heights is shown when Heathcliff is brought to the family, and he didn't have a last name or family name. When he was brought, firs﻿t it was very difficult for him to adapt to his new family, but then he became very close with Catherine, but for Hindley he will always be the outsider. Then Heathcliff becomes the favorite of Mr. Earnshaw and Hindley was very jealous. Also we can see displacement when Catherine and Heathcliff went to spy on the Linton's and their dog attacked her, Catherine sees herself an exile at Thrushcross Grange. While she was living there Ms. Linton starts teaching Catherine good manners and wanted her to become a smart and well educated young lady. Another example of exile in Wuthering Heights is when Isabella marries Heathcliff and his brother Edgar gets very mad and don't let her return to her Trushcross Grange because he felt that her sister prefers Heathcliff instead of him, and also when she escapes from Wuthering Heights and goes to London. When Isabella dies Linton, Heathcliff's son is displaced twice, he was brought to Thushcross Grange and then he went to Wuthering Heights with his father. We can also see displacement with Nelly because first she was working in Wuthering Heights, but then she goes to Thrushcross Grange.



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Exile has helped me. When at some point in our lives we meet a real tragedy—which could happen to any one of us—we can react in two ways. Dalai Lama

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