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The correct answer and central theme in Emily Brontë's "Wuthering Heights" (1847) is D. Revenge.
After losing Catherine Earnshaw, the woman he loved, Heathcliff becomes somber and is driven by his desire of getting revenge on Hindley Earnshaw, his childhood tormenter. The fact that Hindley has become an alcoholic and gambler makes Heathcliff's task easier. He does not only want to destroy his enemies but also their heirs: Hareton and Catherine Linton.
According to the given themes, the central to Wuthering Heights D. Revenge.
Which of these themes is central to Wuthering Heights?
In the novel by Emily Bronte, Heathcliff, the male protagonist, is described as a cold and coarse, someone whose sole purpose is to take revenge on the people who rejected him because of his status as an adopted.
Catherine, his love, marries another man and in the second volume of the book Heathcliff take his revenge against this man called Edgar Linton.
After losing Catherine Earnshaw, the woman he loved, Heathcliff becomes somber and is driven by his desire of getting revenge on Hindsley Earnshaw, his childhood tormenter.
The fact that Hindley has become an alcoholic and gambler makes Heathcliff's task easier. He does not only want to destroy his enemies but also their heirs: Hareton and Catherine Linton.
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