In the 19th century, on the edge of a gloomy moor in Yorkshire, England, a gypsy boy named Heathcliff was brought to Wuthering Heights by Mr. Dean. He is loved by the master's daughter, Kathy, but while Kathy loves him, she can't refuse her desire to live a prosperous life, and it is Kathy's neighbor Edgar Linton who can provide this kind of living conditions. Heathcliff learned of this by accident and left quietly. Kathy married Linton in a sad mood.
A few years later, Heathcliff returned with a graceful presence. Linton's sister, Ibera, fell in love with Heathcliff. Not only did Heathcliff buy Wuthering Heights, but he also married Isabella. After marriage, Heathcliff's indifference quickly withered Isabella, and Kathy was on the verge of death due to excessive grief. Heathcliff came to Kathy as she was dying, and held her to the window to look out at the rock that had been their "castle" in childhood. Kathy said she waited for their reunion and then died. A distraught Heathcliff spends 20 years mourning Casey, expecting his death. He was extremely contemptuous and tortured to all around him, until Kathy's ghost summoned him to their favorite wasteland on a snowy winter night
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