@@Book_Dragon2562 Exactly! Even nelly tried to tell Cathy she marrying Edgar for wrong reasons but, was thinking about money and power! I think she cared for Edgar but, she didn’t love him like she loved heathcliff!
@@sherriewhite7509 One could also argue Edgar should never have proposed to a woman he knew was in love with someone else. There were no innocent players here. Everyone contributed to the situation in some way.
@@sherriewhite7509Different times for women. Marrying for love and living in poverty was no joke back then. They had no rights. Heathcliff should have promised her that he’d go out and make his fortune and return to her. Instead he just left without saying a word. Then he comes back to torment her after she’s married. He’s the worst. That’s not even love…it’s more like sick obsession.
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Don't leave me in the abyss where I cannot find you
love them so much as a couple, and they are a couple in real life ! :)
love this movie!!!!
Best adoptation!
She cries so sadly!
i'm so sad, love the novel and most adaptions
My god your profile is adorable.
I think a WH fan vid with a soundtrack of #1 Crush by Garbage would be baller.
@CharlotteRileyFan why was the scene Heathcliff cries for her death omitted?
what does he says after dont not leave me ....
do not leave me in a place I can't find you. I cannot live without my life. I cannot live without my soul.
Is that it? No part 12 ???? Wish I'd known before I started watching.
Cathy and Heathcliff are both awful. Cathy should have let Heathcliff go and given that love to her genuinely faithfully loving husband Edgar.
Cathy should never have married Edgar knowing damn well she didn’t love him.
@@Book_Dragon2562 Exactly! Even nelly tried to tell Cathy she marrying Edgar for wrong reasons but, was thinking about money and power! I think she cared for Edgar but, she didn’t love him like she loved heathcliff!
@@sherriewhite7509 One could also argue Edgar should never have proposed to a woman he knew was in love with someone else. There were no innocent players here. Everyone contributed to the situation in some way.
@@Book_Dragon2562 that’s very true!
@@sherriewhite7509Different times for women. Marrying for love and living in poverty was no joke back then. They had no rights. Heathcliff should have promised her that he’d go out and make his fortune and return to her. Instead he just left without saying a word. Then he comes back to torment her after she’s married. He’s the worst. That’s not even love…it’s more like sick obsession.