Catherine And Heathcliff Addiction Quotes

The Story of Catherine and Heathcliff began when Catherine's father goes on a trip and instead of bringing back gifts he brings back a gypsy boy with dark skin and even darker hair. While others hated the newcomer, Catherine took a liking to him right away and they became inseparable. But after an injury Catherine or “Cathy” was forced to reside at the Linton’s, a pristine family who re-molded Cathy into a well mannered, well behaved, well spoiled girl. At her stay with the Linton’s Catherine learned about the value for money and social status. She realized that as much as she loved Heathcliff she would never marry him because he had no money or title, so instead she married Edgar Linton. An ill treated Heathcliff was devastated and ran away
All harmful and dangerous in their own way. What is an addiction? Does it have to be a substance you put in your body for it to be classified as an addiction? Well according to Stanton Peele, “An Addiction is when a person's attachment to a sensation, object, or another person is such a lessen, his appreciation of and the ability to deal with other things in his environment, or himself so that he has become increasingly dependent on that experience as his only source of gratification” ( Goodlett, Debra. "Love and Addiction in Wuthering Heights." Readings on Emily Bronte: Wuthering Heights. Ed. Hayley R. Mitchell. San Deigo: Greenhaven Press, 1999. 119-28. Print. "). Many drug addicts become so addicted to taking that drug that they forget about everything else. They forget about their families, friends, jobs, and most importantly their health. When something stands in the way of their “drug” they become mean, violent, yelling at others, kicking, and screaming. It isn't until you take whatever their addicted to away, that they start to spiral downward and they go crazy, doing anything they can to get that feeling, the addiction gave them,