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It highlights how Bronte’s creation of a motherless character is shaped by her mother’s death from cancer when she was three. Drawing on critical interpretations that treat the novel as one of vengeance, the study outlines three sections: Emily Bronte’s biography, a summary of the novel, and textual examples.","Love and Revenge in Wuthering Heights  \nMohammed Muneer Abid-Aljabbar  \nDepartment of English, Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research, Al-Mansour University College, Iraq  \nABSTRACT  \nThe main goal of this paper is to discuss the concept of love and revenge in Emily Bronte's novel Wuthering Heights, as well as to learn how some aspects of her life are reflected in her novel, as she created a motherless character because she lost her mother to cancer when she was three years old. Many critics regarded her novel as a novel of vengeance because so many factors influenced and shaped her life.  \nThe paper includes three sections. The first of them deals with Emily Bronte's life and a glimpse at her major works. The second section is allotted to afford on a summary of the novel Wuthering Heights. Moreover, section three sheds light on the concept of love and revenge and examples of in Emily Bronte's novel Wuthering Heights. The paper ends with a conclusion that sums up the findings of the study, followed by a list of references and cited works.  \nINTRODUCTION  \nCertainly, the compelling relationship between the characters Catherine and Heathcliff commands the reader's immediate attention in Emily Bronte's Wuthering Heights. The entire novel is, in fact, structured around Bronte's powerful depiction of that relationship, and a keen reader must acknowledge its centrality in the work. The relationship, however, isone of almost complete self-obsession on the part of each of these characters, rather than one of love. Furthermore, focusing solely on the CatherineHeathcliff emotional axis, as well as their numerous self-serving acts and casual cruelty, may detract from other significant and noteworthy aspects of the novel. Wuthering Heights is indeed a novel of manners, offering the reader a rich and varied portrait of life in provincial English society during the late 18th and early 19th centuries. The social setting of the work isone to which many current readers are unaccustomed.  \nThe novel's use of multiple narrators is an unusual feature. Mr. Lockwood, the narrator, tells the reader a story about the Earnshaws and the Lintons that he is told by another narrator, Mrs. Ellen (\"Nelly\" or \"Elly\") . Dean, who works for both families, is a servant. Mrs. Dean sometimes relies upon other characters to fill in parts of the“history” of the families and their relationships,  \nthus introducing into the complex mixture a threetimes-removed observer who may use an epistolary form or reported speech to add details that advance the plot. Wuthering Heights is a “frame-tale,” that is, the story of the two families within the “frame” of Mr. Lockwood’s visit to the Yorkshire district and his subsequent bizarre encounters with his landlord, Mr. Heathcliff, and with a ward of Heathcliff’s household, Cathy, to whom Lockwood, an unmarried man, is attracted.  \nCHAPTER ONE  \nBiography Emily Bronte  \nEmily Jane Bronte was born in the village of Thornton, near Bradford, on July 30, 1818. She grew up on the Yorkshire moors in England's industrial north. She is Reverend Patrick and Maria Bronte's daughter. Her father was an Anglican priest. Her mother was a lady from Penzance, Cornwall, who married a curate in 1812 and gave birth to six children. There are five daughters and one son. Maria, Elizabeth, Charlotte, Barnwell, Emily, and Anne are some of the characters. Emily was the family's fifth child and fourth daughter. After the birth of Anne in April 1820, the family relocated to Haworth, where Mr. Bronte accepted a position as perpetual curate (Bloom, 2008:10) .  \nHaworth was a small isolated town on the Yorkshire moors, attractive in the summer and spring, but unappealing in the winter, when the weather was cool, dark, and damp, and rude when sudden storms blew in from the west. 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