However, everything is not so beautiful as imagined, so Heathcliff has changed, and his ugly actions completely cover up the pure heart that is kind and looking for love. After he achieved something, he returned to the villa and took it as his own. He began to take revenge. He wanted to erupt the flames that had been suppressed in his heart for a long time to burn down this place that made him fear and despair. He wanted to burn everyone who had hurt him.
Probably when the audience saw his inhuman revenge, they were full of resentment and dissatisfaction. Why did such a person want him to come back alive, and why not let him die? But I just want to say that the one who should die is not him, but those ruthless snobs. He also wanted to live his own life like a farmer. However, at the end of the revenge, Heathcliff's conscience was picked up again. When he got everything, he ended up not getting Katherine to accompany him for the rest of the year. So, it is a great regret after a big mistake. In his view, so many years of struggle and struggle are ultimately just a meaningless illusion. Let his definition of love be too superficial when he hits the head. In the end, it should feel like I was deceived. Life made fun of him, and his feelings also made fun of his youthful beauty. What I get in my later years can only be the pain left behind by deep thoughts and thoughts. In the end, from evil to good, he returned to the track of human nature. He forgave the world and gave back. The world also repented of its past and easily accommodated Heathcliff.
In my opinion, this is the most rational and perfect ending. Get what we deserve, get what we planted many years ago, whether it is the pain and sorrow left over, or respect and reverence; whether it is good or bad. you deserve this.
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