Foreshadowing in Wuthering Heights

Hard Literary Devices Foreshadowing

In the gothic novel 'Wuthering Heights' by Emily Brontë, the landscape itself often reflects the tumultuous emotions of the characters. Consider the early descriptions of the weather and the moors, which serve as more than mere backdrop.

How does Brontë employ foreshadowing with these descriptions to hint at the turbulent events that unfold later in the novel?

The harsh weather mirrors the characters’ violent emotions, foreshadowing physical conflicts.

The descriptions of the moors suggest a peaceful conclusion, contrasting with the actual violent events.

The frequent alterations between sunshine and storms signify the characters’ shifting alliances.

The pervasive gloom of the weather hints at the ultimate tragedy that befalls the characters.

The beauty of the landscape foreshadows a harmonious resolution amidst the chaos of human relationships.

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