Wuthering Heights Page #2
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- 1992
- 105 min
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Earnshaw about this.
She's his own sister.
Perhaps she should
stay here for awhile.
Thank you.
How is she?
Better, I think.
be sorry to lose her.
When's she coming home?
Did she ask
about me?
Remember that Mr. Hindley's
forbidden you
to speak to Miss Cathy
when she returns.
So she...
she had no message for me?
No doubt we'll all find her
very changed.
Thank you.
How are you?
Much better.
Thank you.
Thank you, Hindley.
Joseph!
Nelly.
Welcome home, Miss Cathy.
Oh, Nelly, what do you
think of her?
She's quite the lady now.
Where's Heathcliff?
Heathcliff,
you may come forward.
Wish Miss Catherine welcome
like the rest of the servants.
Well, Heathcliff,
have you forgotten me?
Shake hands.
That is permitted.
I shall not stay
to be laughed at.
I'm sorry.
I didn't mean to laugh.
Look at you.
You needn't have touched me.
A little more?
Yes, I'll have some.
Thank you...
Get that gypsy out of here!
You're not...
Stop it!
fit... for a civilized house!
The worst thing
about you is that
obligations.
Oh, my
God.
for three months.
I found a lapwing's nest
at Peniston Crag
when you were away.
for a sight of you...
coming over the moors.
But you didn't come.
So I put a wire mesh
over the nest,
and all the little ones
died when they hatched.
Why?
Because the parent birds
couldn't get near
enough to feed them.
No. Why did you starve them?
Well, there wasn't any point
in keeping them alive
to show you.
If you'd have come back,
I'd have spared them.
In the future,
you must spare them.
Don't you trust me?
Don't you know
I'll always come back?
Don't you know that?
Heathcliff.
Always.
In giving birth, Frances-
Hindley Earnshaw's wife- died.
And Hindley, whose sorrow
was of the kind
that could not weep or pray
without her life,
lost all interest in his own.
Name this child.
Hareton Earnshaw.
Hareton Earnshaw...
I baptize thee
in the name of the Father
and of the Son
and of the Holy Ghost.
Amen.
We receive this child
into the congregation
of Christ's flock,
and assign him
to the sign of the cross,
in token that, hereafter,
he shall not be ashamed
to confess the faith
of Christ crucified,
but manfully to fight
under His banner
against sin,
the world and the deviI.
Oh.
What have you got
We're still in mourning,
Miss Cathy.
Shouldn't you be back
in the fields now, Heathcliff?
No.
Ah! Found it.
Edgar and Isabella
Linton said
they might come this afternoon.
Cathy?
The crosses are for the days
you've spent with the Lintons.
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