This is the story of the fatal love of Heathcliff, the adopted son of the owner of the Wuthering Heights estate, for the owner's daughter Katherine. The demonic passion of two strong personalities who do not want to make concessions to each other, because of which not only the main characters suffer and die, but also the people around them. “This is a very bad novel. This is a very good novel. He is ugly. It has beauty. This is a terrible, painful, strong and passionate book,” Somerset Maugham wrote about Wuthering Heights.... If old Earnshaw knew what would turn out for his family that he took pity on a commoner boy and introduced him to his house, he would run away from his estate wherever his eyes look. But he didn't know, and neither did the others. Neither did Catherine, who fell in love with Heathcliff first as a friend and brother, and then with all the ardor of her young nature. But Heathcliff was not accepted in the family as an equal, he was offended and humiliated, and he endured for a long time. And then he decided to take revenge. He believes that now everyone who is somehow connected with the Earnshaw family must suffer, and much more than he suffered. In his revenge, he will not spare anyone, not even those who are kind to him. Even Katherine, who loves him…