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             Instead she renews her former plan to have Edgar as a husband and Heathcliff as a friend.
             She says, "Edgar must get accustomed to Heathcliff" (105). She seeks to reconcile the
             two kinds of love. Of course, Catherine's plan can not work. Heathcliff is not content as
             her best friend, and takes advantage of Isabella's affection in an act of revenge.
             His obsession with Catherine is what causes him to act out in revenge against
             Edgar. It must be assumed that his obsession with Catherine, his desperate yearning to be
             with her, and his longing for death wa
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