Emily BRONTE - I am Heathcliff
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RECOLLECTION

Catherine speaks to Nelly Dean about Edgar's proposal to her.
She said she

Catherine's reasons for marrying Edgar are:
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Edgar is preferred because he represents and Catherine's desire for him concerns with sensuality or physical desire.
Catherine's explanation is and implies

Nelly insists on Catherine explaining her choice through her feelings and Catherine says "I love the ground under his feet, and the air over his head".
Thus Catherine

Nelly sounds and forces her to speak up her mind.

Thus, to compare her love for Edgar with the one for Heathcliff, Catherine uses
- Her love for Edgar
Edgar's and her own soul together:

- Her love for Heathcliff
Heathcliff's and her own soul together:


In the end, Catherine:
- shows she is aware that
so she shows after all.

- reveals she is planning to marry Edgar
thus she shows and

The passage as a whole shows that Catherine's love for Heathcliff time and material existence, it is .
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OVERVIEW

Catherine has accepted Edgar's proposal but wants to know Nelly's opinion.

Catherine explanation: (he is handsome and will be rich, I love the ground under his feet, and the air over his head)
" is
" implies :.
" concerns with sensuality or physical desire
" Edgar represents
" common places are used

Nelly sounds irritated at Catherine thoughtlessness and gradually leads her to tell her the true reasons.

Thus Catherine compares her love for Edgar with the one for Heathcliff
" her love for Edgar is and their souls are

" her love for Heathcliff and their souls are :

Then, Catherine shows
" she knows her marrying Heathcliff is impracticable: she is

" Heathcliff's sake is more important than her own: her love for Heathcliff


CHARACTERIZATION
AT FIRST:
Catherine is concerned with wealth and social position and also uses common places to describe her love for Edgar
She is

THEN
Catherine compares her love for Edgar with that for Heathcliff:
She is

FINALLY
Catherine shows
" she is aware her marrying Heathcliff is impracticable: she is

" Heathcliff's sake is more important than her own: she is

Thus Catherine proves a character.

LANGUAGE
The first part of the dialogue uses short exchanges and is therefore .

Then Catherine's analysis of her inner thoughts uses:
" a dream of heaven, that is to show that her need for Heathcliff ,

" the image of natural elements .

Thus the language becomes .