hese accusations, she takes delight in them. Even while she knows Mr. Earnshaw is gravely ill she enjoys pestering him mercilessly. She knows that she is being a nuisance to the family and to the servants, but she does not care. Unfortunately, this is only the beginning of Cathy's egocentric attitude, and Mr. Earnshaw is merely the first in a succession of misery and death attributed to Cathy's out of control id.
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