MY thought

Wuthering Heights can be read from a different angle. Think of it as a poem. This long poem named Wuthering Heights has a subtle structure, and it is well expressed. It also implies the author's transcendental consciousness of human beings. Perhaps this consciousness was not created by Emily consciously, but a unique individual, an inevitable course for human beings who yearn for nature to devote themselves to eternity, and it is also emily bronte's born responsibility. She can easily transform a series of concepts into concrete images. In her mind, "Hope" is a shy companion; "Reason" is a judge who constantly blames himself; Fantasy is a friend who can defend himself. In my opinion, the theme of Wuthering Heights is how "eternity" can exist under the constant establishment and destruction (mechanism) of natural "harmony" and the struggle (power) between man and cruel elements and quiet elements.