:44:00
I wish he hadn't come back.
:44:02
It wouId be heaven to escape
from this disorderIy, comfortIess pIace.
:44:07
WeII, if Master Edgar and his charms
and money...
:44:07
WeII, if Master Edgar and his charms
and money...
:44:10
and parties mean heaven to you...
:44:14
what's to keep you from taking
your pIace among the Linton angeIs?
:44:17
I don't think I beIong in heaven.
:44:21
I dreamt once I was there.
:44:24
I dreamt I went to heaven,
and it didn't seem to be my home.
:44:28
I broke my heart with weeping
to come back to earth.
:44:32
The angeIs were so angry, they fIung me
out in the middIe of the heath...
:44:36
on top of Wuthering Heights.
:44:39
I woke up sobbing with joy.
:44:43
That's it, EIIen!
:44:46
I have no more business marrying Edgar
than I have of being in heaven.
:44:49
But EIIen, what can I do?
:44:53
You're thinking of HeathcIiff.
:44:54
Who eIse?
:44:57
He's sunk so Iow. He seems
to take pIeasure in being brutaI.
:45:05
And yet...
:45:08
he's more myseIf than I am.
:45:12
Whatever our souIs are made of,
his and mine are the same.
:45:17
Linton's is as different
as frost from fire.
:45:20
My one thought in Iiving is HeathcIiff.
:45:31
I am HeathcIiff.
:45:43
Everything he's suffered,
I've suffered.
:45:46
The IittIe happiness he's ever known,
I've had too.
:45:49
If everything died
and HeathcIiff remained...
:45:51
Iife wouId stiII be fuII for me.
:45:53
Hey, HeathcIiff!
Where's thee going?
:45:56
HeathcIiff!
Come back!
:45:59
He must have been Iistening.