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The sullen and powerful figure of the tormented Heathcliff dominates "Wuthering Heights," a passionate and tempestuous novel whose sensibility was ahead of its time. In this novel by Emily Brontë (1818-1848) the misty and gloomy Yorkshire moors are the singular setting where this story of revenge and hatred unfolds, of unleashed passions and desperate loves that go beyond death and that They make it one of the most unique and attractive works of all time, as evidenced by the irresistible suggestion it has exerted on numerous modern writers, artists, and filmmakers. The sullen and powerful figure of the tormented Heathcliff dominates "Wuthering Heights," a passionate and tempestuous novel whose sensibility was ahead of its time. In this novel by Emily Brontë (1818-1848) the misty and gloomy Yorkshire moors are the singular setting where this story of revenge and hatred unfolds, of unleashed passions and desperate loves that go beyond death and that They make it one of the most unique and attractive works of all time, as evidenced by the irresistible suggestion it has exerted on numerous modern writers, artists, and filmmakers.