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What is the significance of the ghostly visions in Wuthering Heights?

AThey symbolize Heathcliff’s delusions.

BThey emphasize the supernatural and Gothic elements of the story.

CThey serve as comic relief in the narrative.

DThey highlight Catherine’s hatred for Heathcliff.

Answer:

B. They emphasize the supernatural and Gothic elements of the story.

Read Explanation:

They emphasize the supernatural and Gothic elements of the story.


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