Wuthering Heights Process Guide Chapters 5-8 1. What does Nelly mean when she says Catherine's "spirits were always at high-water
mark"? (p. 42) What caused her to become "hardened"? (p. 43)

2. Why does Catherine have to stay at Thrushcross Grange on p. 51, what had happened?
What is her reaction upon being inside the house?

3. What was Wuthering Heights like after Frances died? (p. 66) Why did Nelly not like
Catherine "after her infancy was past"?

4. What do Catherine and Heathcliff fight about on p. 70? What does this portend for their
future together?

5. Why does Nelly try to encourage Edgar Linton to leave on p. 72? What convinces him
not to?

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