No edit summary |
m (Reverted edits by 107.7.84.18 (talk | block) to last version by Charmed-Jay) |
||
| (20 intermediate revisions by 14 users not shown) | |||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
| − | '''''Wuthering Heights''''' is a novel by [[Emily Brontë]] that was published in 1847. It is one of [[Bella Swan]]'s favorite books. Her copy is said to be worn out because she |
+ | '''''Wuthering Heights''''' is a novel by [[Emily Brontë]] that was published in 1847. It is one of [[Bella Swan]]'s favorite books. Her copy is said to be worn out because she's read it so many times, and lays flat to mark her page. There are a few excerpts from the book in ''[[Eclipse]]''. |
==Allusions in the ''Twilight'' series== |
==Allusions in the ''Twilight'' series== |
||
| − | The [[Twilight Saga|''Twilight'' saga]] consistently mentions ''Wuthering Heights''. During ''Eclipse'' after kissing [[Jacob]], Bella mentions how she is just like Cathy, who is mean and selfish, only she has better options. [[Edward]] says that he sympathizes with Heathcliff in more ways than he thought he could after rereading the novel. Characters in the series who have similarities to those in ''Wuthering Heights'' include Bella (Cathy), Edward (Heathcliff), and Jacob (Edgar). Edward |
+ | The [[Twilight Saga|''Twilight'' saga]] consistently mentions ''Wuthering Heights''. During ''Eclipse'' after kissing [[Jacob]], Bella mentions how she is just like Cathy, who is mean and selfish, only she has better options. [[Edward]] says that he sympathizes with Heathcliff in more ways than he thought he could after rereading the novel. Characters in the series who have similarities to those in ''Wuthering Heights'' include Bella (Cathy), Edward (Heathcliff), and Jacob (Edgar). Edward can't figure out why she loves the book so much. |
==''Twilight''-themed cover== |
==''Twilight''-themed cover== |
||
| − | |||
Since the ''Twilight'' phenomenon began, ''Wuthering Heights'' has been repackaged with a ''Twilight''-themed cover. |
Since the ''Twilight'' phenomenon began, ''Wuthering Heights'' has been repackaged with a ''Twilight''-themed cover. |
||
<gallery widths="259" captionalign="left" spacing="medium"> |
<gallery widths="259" captionalign="left" spacing="medium"> |
||
| − | |||
Twilight-bronte-covers_l.jpg |
Twilight-bronte-covers_l.jpg |
||
| − | Wuthering-heights-twilight-cover.jpg |
+ | Wuthering-heights-twilight-cover.jpg|Wuthering Heights |
| ⚫ | |||
| + | {{DEFAULTSORT: Wuthering Heights}} |
||
| ⚫ | |||
| ⚫ | |||
[[Category:Real world]] |
[[Category:Real world]] |
||
| ⚫ | |||
Revision as of 14:12, 25 August 2014
Wuthering Heights is a novel by Emily Brontë that was published in 1847. It is one of Bella Swan's favorite books. Her copy is said to be worn out because she's read it so many times, and lays flat to mark her page. There are a few excerpts from the book in Eclipse.
Allusions in the Twilight series
The Twilight saga consistently mentions Wuthering Heights. During Eclipse after kissing Jacob, Bella mentions how she is just like Cathy, who is mean and selfish, only she has better options. Edward says that he sympathizes with Heathcliff in more ways than he thought he could after rereading the novel. Characters in the series who have similarities to those in Wuthering Heights include Bella (Cathy), Edward (Heathcliff), and Jacob (Edgar). Edward can't figure out why she loves the book so much.
Twilight-themed cover
Since the Twilight phenomenon began, Wuthering Heights has been repackaged with a Twilight-themed cover.
