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The uniqueness of the love in Wuthering Heights?

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It tries to fight social norms, especially those with Heathcliff, the Lintons and Catherine. Despite it all, Catherine has always loved Heathcliff even if he hasn't known it and he has always loved her, even in her worst. He still seeks her even after she dies, until they reunite in death again.

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