In every country of the world there are places without compare. Ignorant of the events of the world, these secluded areas life continues on it's daily routine. Within the confines of these communities there are unstable elements that are often hidden from the outsider. Delving deeper into the histories of these places, one can only draw the most ugly memories to the surface, while securing the beautiful against the morbid impressions one receives. In the novel, "Wuthering Heights" by Emily Bront¸, the main character Heathcliff, who is more creature than man, has been tortured beyond comprehension, from his only friend and soul-mate to everyone else that views him as he truly is, an animal.
             Nobody decides their own place in the world, it is seen as an enforced bondage to oneself. An imprisonment of the soul, locking away all freedom and blaming it on fate, destiny and God's Will, finally eroding into nothing because of the decrepit state of mind. As Heathcliff comes to terms with his niche at the bottom, he has yet to realize the pain and torment ahead of him, forever cursed by his appearance. Cursed yet again by an act of kindness, Mr.Earnshaw has misguidedly given Heathcliff into the hands of his torturers. Heathcliff has never known such vehemence, but by giving him Hindley as an eternal enemy replacing him in Mr.Earnshaw's heart, he will know true pain. Treated like an animal by everyone, the self-importance instilled by his master has turned him onto the enemy. Instead of a short life of misery in the streets, Heathcliff's destiny is to suffer a life of pain at the hands of his own conscience and loved ones. Being a usurper to Hindley and a "counterpart" to Catherine, Heathcliff has displayed his growing sense of arrogance and egotism to Hindley because of his control over Mr.Earnshaw. This treatment will cause more pain than any kindness is worth, turning a potential, intelligent soul...