Emily Bronte’s Tools of Duality, Binary, and Gradients in Wuthering Heights

In Emily Bronte’s Wuthering Heights, there are many extremes of character, narrative styles, plot sequences, social class, weather, settings, and even animalistic encounters (of both the human and non-human kind). Bronte uses structural tools such as duality, extreme binaries, and in-between gradients to discipline these extreme elements into a format that teaches us about the complexities of real-life consequences, and to show the World’s constant entropy of innocence and peace.

One of the first extreme binaries we see in the beginning is the contrast between the two main settings in the book: Thrushcross Grange and Wuthering Heights. Thrushcross Grange remains the hospitable civil setting throughout the book. From the beginning when we first see the house through Heathcliff and Catherine’s eyes (as narrated by Nelly) we learn that the house was “beautiful—a splendid place carpeted with crimson, and crimson covered chairs and tables, and a pure white ceiling bordered by gold, a shower of glass-drops hanging in silver chains,” (38) and it goes on. Obviously the Lintons were concerned with civility, fine things, and entertaining guests. It sounds like an inviting place without an impenetrable fence since Heathcliff and Catherine are easily able to advance to the windows. It is also very well kempt by an uncertain number of servants that we later find out about when Edgar feels the need to call on their assistance to physically remove Heathcliff in chapter XI.

Wuthering Heights is by contrast a dark dismal place that goes through various degrees of material degradation depending on the amount of trauma and moral ambiguity that occurs there. The house is found in one of its worst shapes when Isabella describes it in her letter to Nelly. She describes the best bedroom in the house as having a fine carpet “obliterated by dust, a fire-place hung with cut paper, dropping to pieces; a handsome oak-bedstead with ample crimson curtains of rather expensive material and modern make. But they had evidently experienced rough usage; the valences hung in festoons, wrenched from one side, causing the drapery to trail upon the floor.” (112) The sad state of affairs that Hindley’s room sat in was a material representation of the man’s degenerate morals and ambitions.

Bronte uses the two different homes as a binary tool, or foil. In order for one place, like W. H. to seem like hell on earth, she of course had to use an extreme opposite to give more of a sensation of stark contrast. Once this is done, and since homes generally symbolize family, the reader begins to pay much closer attention to the condition of W. H. to understand the toll that the Earnshaw family has taken because of each individual character’s choices.

Weather and time carry a distinct meaning and relationship during the novel, and together form an ongoing gradient during the story. If one were to mark descriptions of weather on the story’s timeline, one would notice that the weather changes accordingly from fair (introductions to characters and their happy childhoods), to stormy and violent (key events that pull the families apart), and ultimately to cold and inhospitable (the aftermath of the revenge plots).

We know that Catherine and Heathcliff spend many happy summers together staying out all day and playing in the moors. This could only mean that the weather was bearable and hospitable at an early stage in the timeline. When drama begins to build among the Earnshaws and Heathcliff’s heart is broken, he finally leaves W.H. and a markedly large change in weather occurs. “There was a violent wind, as well as thunder, and either one or the other split a tree off at the corner of the building; a huge bough fell across the roof, and knocked down a portion of the east chimney-stack, sending a clatter of stones and soot into the kitchen fire.” (67) We can tell that this was an uncommon type of storm for summer, since earlier in Nelly’s account of it, she said that “it was a very dark evening for summer.”

This event marks the official beginning where Heathcliff’s usual little ways to get even with his oppressors, Edgar and Hindley, becomes a life-long obsession, and essentially turns the fate of the two families for the worse. It is fitting that the event be such a dynamic and violent one with loud thunder, parts of the house breaking (again, a symbol of the family), because Heathcliff returns in his rage and is equally reckless with the lives of others. One can even argue that the chimney that fell was symbolic of an appendage of the family breaking off (Heathcliff leaving). The soot that falls down to the inside of the house and on the fire would appear to be a foreshadowing of the poison that will eventually enter the family because of Heathcliff’s departure. After Heathcliff’s revenge plot matures, it bears cold and inhospitable fruit that Lockwood accounts in his narrative and also takes the form as cold snowy weather. Unlike the violent and thunderous event at the beginning of Heathcliff’s revenge, the snow is a good symbol of the cold, lonely, and inhospitable state that follows after taking down one’s enemies.

This slow and steady gradient is a tool in Bronte’s approach to this cautionary tale. She effectively gives us an adequate feeling of the atmosphere and feelings that surround the area this way, thus allowing us to learn the consequences of following our unbridled passions to do foolish things. Also, as the weather worsened over time, and the warmth of the Earth dissipated, so did the peace and innocence that were once held by the main characters.

Probably among the most thought provoking plays on duality is the complex and dynamic relationship between Catherine, Heathcliff, Isabel, and Edgar. The four grew up in the two extremely polar settings of W.H. and the Grange, and developed personalities that fit. W.H. was an altogether traumatic place to live, and the Grange was comfortable and structured.

Inconsistent and extreme discipline, cruel verbal and physical abuse, and abandonment were all a routine for Catherine and Heathcliff growing up at W.H. Joseph’s contempt for Heathcliff and especially for Catherine, perhaps from overzealous piety in a sexist religion, and perhaps from jealousy of social and mental inferiority, caused him to “regularly grumble out a long string of tales against Heathcliff and Catherine; always minding to flatter Earnshaw’s weakness by heaping the heaviest blame on the last.” (33) Their father was then acutely cruel in turn, saying to Catherine, “I cannot love thee; thou’rt worse than thy brother. Go, say thy prayers, child, and ask God’s pardon. I doubt thy mother and I must rue that we ever reared thee!”(34) All of these unfair abuses worked towards the mental toughening and an almost feral independence for of the two as they matured.

Like in a bizarre-o world antithesis, Edgar and Isabella Linton were from the opposite set: the Grange. Raised in a structured and sheltered environment, the two children grew up like two chicks that were never forced by their parents to fly. Bronte brings the contrast between Heathcliff’s fiendish strength and Isabella’s still virgin-white innocence and weakness together perfectly when Heathcliff stares at Isabella after already formulating his plot to use Isabella for revenge: “He stared hard at the object of

discourse, as one might do at a strange repulsive animal, a centipede from the Indies, for instance, which curiosity leads one to examine in spite of the aversion it raises.” (84) Immediately following, Isabella reacts to Heathcliff’s cruel strength with fragile feedback: “The poor thing couldn’t bear that; she grew white and red in rapid succession, and, while tears beaded her lashes, bent the strength of her small fingers… and their sharpness presently ornamented the detainer’s with crescents of red.”(84)

Isabella is aware of her weaknesses and secretly wishes she were stronger. In her letter to Nelly, she mentions Hindley’s elaborate weapon and longs to know “How powerful [she] should be possessing such an instrument!” (109) She even takes it from Hindley and examines the multi-phallic knife and gun combination with an expression, “not of horror, [but of] covetousness.” (110)

Edgar, Isabella’s weak counterpart, is characterized as a crybaby (46), as “always contriving to be sick at the least cross” (77), and as being worse than a lamb: a “sucking leveret.” Because of the dual nature between the weak house and the strong house, it allows another interesting play on duality: both of the strong products of W.H. go on to use both of the weak products of the Grange in their own plots. Catherine reveals her intentions to Nelly about using Edgar by marrying him for his wealth so that she can provide for Heathcliff as well to keep him around. (64) Heathcliff reveals his intentions to marry Isabella in order to revenge Edgar. (88)

Bronte’s contrasts and plays on duality make the novel enjoyable to turn around and around in the reader’s mind. These structural tools are therefore effective in teaching the morals of the story through symbols and true-to-life consequences.

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