Darkness of the Human Soul I.Heathcliff A.misanthrope B.rude to Lockwood C.savagely orders others around D.“diabolical sneer” and look of hatred E.amused.

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Darkness of the Human Soul I.Heathcliff A.misanthrope B.rude to Lockwood C.savagely orders others around D.“diabolical sneer” and look of hatred E.amused by Lockwood’s frustration F.verbally and physically abusive G.harbors vicious dogs in his house

II.Joseph A.looks at Lockwood with disgust B.rude and inhospitable C.curses Mrs. Heathcliff “to the devil” D.sics the dogs on Lockwood E.punished Heathcliff and Catherine Earnshaw III.Hareton Earnshaw A.curses often B.violently angered when suggested he is married to Mrs. Heathcliff C.laughs when Lockwood is attacked by the dogs

IV.Mrs. (Catherine) Heathcliff A.refuses to answer the door when Lockwood knocks B.stares at Lockwood and does not speak C.angrily refuses hospitality to Lockwood D.threatens to kill Joseph with black magic E.rude to everyone V.Lockwood A.describes himself as a misanthrope B.teases the dogs C.remembers his “heartlessness” to a young woman D.mocks Hareton and judges him

VI.Hindley Earnshaw A.abused Heathcliff and Catherine B.threatened to throw Heathcliff out C.slanders his dead father