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=CHAPTER 6: Hindley's Revenge=

__EVENTS or DEVELOPMENTS IN THIS CHAPTER:__ At the beginning of Chapter 6, Hindley returns to the heights in order to attend his father's funeral(Mr. Earnshaw). As a surprise to the everyone in the house, Hindley did not return alone-he brought his wife along with him. After Hindley's wife was introduced to those in the house, she related very easily to Catherine; however, many in the house immediately judged her as awkward. Catherine and Heathcliff's love also is introduced in this chapter. They spend a lot of time together as children, making trouble by frequently running away from the heights. Eventually, this trouble catches up with them. One evening, Catherine and Heathcliff decide to run away to Thrushcross Grange. They end up spying on the Linton's; however, Edgar, unfortunately, hears them doing so. The Linton's then decide to let their dog outside, and Catherine gets injured(the dog forcefully bites on her ankle). After Cathy and Heathcliff are caught, they are both taken into the house. The two children are treated very differently by the Lintons- Heathcliff is treated rudely and is told to leave, while Catherine is treated with kindness and generosity. Catherine stays at Thrushcross Grange for five weeks. When Catherine is to return home, Heathcliff is spoken to by Hindley, where he tells him that he is not permitted to speak to Catherine.

__2 IMPORTANT QUOTATIONS FROM THIS CHAPTER (and why):__ "They forgot everything the minute they were together again:[...]"- Mrs. Dean pg. 41 "The devil had seized her ankle." -Heathcliff pg. 43 "You are incurable, Heathcliff." -Nelly pg. 46 "Hold your tongue, you foul-mouth thief, you!" -Mr. Linton pg. 44

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