Mr and Mrs Bennet

In this passage the bennet family is introduced:

Mr Bennet is reserved, sarcastic, and clever while Mrs Bennet is Ignorant, moody apparently interested
only in manners and in getting her daughters married,
they talk about the arrival of Darcy in town, a single man in possession of a good family

I am Heathcliff

Catherine and Nelly are in the kitchen, none of them knows that Heathcliff is listening to their conversation.

Cathy tells Nelly about Edgar's marriage proposal and that she accepted. Then, Nelly asks her the reasons
why she did it, and Cathy replies she loves him for a series of material reasons: he is rich, handsome and
respectable.
She compares marrying Edgar to heaven, and states that she really loves Heathcliff, but can't marry him,
because he’s socially inferior. Heathcliff, who was overhearing the conversation, goes away full of
humiliation, so he will never hear Catherine say she loves him more than anything else.
She compares her love for Edgar to the tree’s leaves that fall to the ground; while her love for Heathcliff
is like the rocks on earth, eternal.
She said, “I’M HEATHCLIFF” because He's always, in her mind: not as a pleasure, but as her own being and
because their soul are the same
Wuthering heights

The novel is built around 2 houses: Wuthering heights and Thrushcross grange
At the beginning of the story, Mr Lookwood visits his landlord, Mr Heathcliff at Wuthering heights but he is
forced to stay the night due to a snowstorm. Mr Lookwood has a strange dream about a girl, Catherine who
asked him to let her in after 20 years of wandering on the moors.
The next day he returns to Thrushcroos grange and the housekeeper tells him the whole story of the family
from the Heights.
Mr Earnshaws one day came back from Liverpool with a foundling called Heathcliff. He asked Catherine to
marry him but she refused because he is socially inferior and a few years later, she accepted to marry Edgar
(son of Mr Linton).
Heathcliff disappeared to return 3 years later, handsom, and rich and determined to take his revenge. In
the meantime, Catherine fell ill and died giving birth to a daughter, Cathy, who was kidnapped by
Heathcliff, in order to force her to marry his son, Linton. Mr Lockwood leaved Yorkshire and comes back
after a year to find out that both Linton and Heathcliff are dead.