Even Guido's final confession heaves the reader with uneasy qualms about the claims of truth and justice. ... When she at last appears in the final scene, everyone, gossiping neighbors and audience alike, expect the truth to be revealed. ... He takes us across the threshold between foppish Southern existence and the earthier ways of the Yorkshire moors; between present and past; between waking and dream, civilized and natural. ... On his second visit to Wuthering Heights, when a snowfall renders it impossible for Lockwood to find the paths back across the moors, the servant Zillah offers...

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