Chapter 3
The three carved names—Earnshaw, Heathcliff, Linton—form a palimpsest of Catherine's fractured identity.
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Repeated names (two Catherines, two Heathcliffs as Linton) and mirrored events emphasize the novel's themes of cyclical fate and identity.
Chapter 32
Hareton, called 'a personification of [Heathcliff's] youth,' inherits both the suffering and eventual love that Heathcliff lost.
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