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What is the climax of Wuthering Heights?

AHeathcliff adopts Hareton

BCatherine gives birth and dies after reuniting with Heathcliff

CCathy and Linton get married

DThrushcross Grange is sold

Answer:

B. Catherine gives birth and dies after reuniting with Heathcliff

Read Explanation:

The climax is the turning point of the story — the moment of greatest emotional intensity — and in Wuthering Heights, it occurs when:

  • Catherine Earnshaw gives birth to her daughter, Cathy,

  • and then dies shortly after a dramatic and emotional reunion with Heathcliff.

This moment is:

  • The emotional peak of their destructive love story.

  • A pivot in the novel's structure: the first generation’s story ends, and the second generation’s (Cathy, Linton, Hareton) begins.

  • It also deepens Heathcliff’s obsession and bitterness, which fuels the rest of his life and actions.


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