There's a plot in the book, the movie wasn't that annoying
Cathy yells rudely to let Nelly out when Edgar comes to visit.
In the novel, Cathy scolded, pinched, and slapped Nelly in front of Edgar, and then slapped Edgar... Seeing such a violent heroine, it was strange that Edgar proposed to her soon after... Maybe kind Want to be a savior? Then, in the novel, in front of the Linton family, Cathy is still very dignified, and when she returns to Wuthering Heights, she beats and scolds her servants, which is very rude. This can be called hypocrisy.
Miss Elizabeth, a well-educated lady who grew up in the "civilized world" Thrushey Villa, ran away with the male protagonist without any struggle and hesitation. She was even wilder than the female protagonist. The female protagonist said that if a woman loses her dignity, she loses everything. Although unreasonable, the artwork itself does not need to be so reasonable
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