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00:01:12you do not know me Nellie look I'm not a stranger
00:01:26is it really you is it
00:01:31yes Heathcliff
00:01:34are they at home where is she is she here speak speak
00:01:53yes Nellie what is it
00:01:56a person from Gimmerton wishes to see you mom
00:02:25when I heard you know I thought I'd never see you again
00:02:29why didn't you believe that I would return
00:02:32I'm not angry my love I don't know
00:02:36I hope I will he's clever
00:02:40I shall think of a dream tomorrow
00:02:43and I'll be able to believe that I have seen and touched
00:02:45and spoken to you once more
00:02:48when can we be alone
00:02:54the master would like you to bring a guest in madam
00:02:57he thinks it unseemly for you to be standing out here with a gentleman
00:03:08Edgar
00:03:09Edgar
00:03:11Heathcliff's come back
00:03:11well well don't strangle me for that
00:03:14oh no he didn't like him yet for my sake you must be friends now
00:03:16Kathy try to be glad without being absurd
00:03:18the whole household need not witness the sight of your welcoming a runaway servant as a brother
00:03:24look who I discovered in the hall
00:03:32has Mr. Heathcliff not changed beyond all recognition Edgar
00:03:37not entirely no
00:03:42sit down sir
00:03:45Mrs. Linton recalling old times would have me give you a cordial reception
00:03:48and of course I am
00:03:50grassified when anything occurs to please my wife
00:03:52your wife
00:03:53oh yes
00:03:54I heard you married only yesterday
00:03:57a pity you did not come sooner Mr. Heathcliff
00:04:00you could have made merry at the celebrations
00:04:03I am not much of a one for making merry Miss Isabella
00:04:06too busy making your fortune no doubt
00:04:08and what would make you think that I have made a fortune
00:04:11I can see by your bearing in your dress
00:04:14that you've not spent your time away from us trading horses
00:04:16and reading fortunes as some might think
00:04:21that much is true
00:04:23so are we to learn how you have made your money Mr. Heathcliff
00:04:28the same way as any man by taking advantage of other men's weaknesses
00:04:34you must forgive Heathcliff Mr. Linton
00:04:38you always like to provoke
00:04:40Kathy unless we are to have cold tea I am thirsty
00:04:43and Mr. Heathcliff will have a long walk wherever he may lodge tonight
00:04:48not so far really
00:04:49I am staying at the heights
00:04:51Hindley invited me this morning when I called
00:04:55Hindley invited you really
00:04:57yes
00:04:57as I called to enquire about Miss Earnshaw
00:05:01I am sorry
00:05:02I mean Mrs. Linton
00:05:05have you no fear of the consequences of fixing your dwelling with your ancient persecutor
00:05:10I think my strong head will keep me from danger
00:05:14and your brother can hardly be made morally worse than he already is now can he
00:05:20I always imagined that you might end up marrying Hindley
00:05:23Miss Isabella
00:05:24me?
00:05:26I think not
00:05:28not nearly handsome enough
00:05:30Miss Isabella has a suitor
00:05:34I would hardly call Mr. Brennan a suitor
00:05:38well as I'm sure Kathy will tell you
00:05:40the female heart can feel a sudden and irresistible attraction towards the most unlikely of men
00:05:47wouldn't you agree?
00:05:50Edgar
00:05:52I know what my own heart tells me and that is all any man needs to know as far as
00:05:56I can tell
00:05:58well it seems we have all grown wiser in the years of my absence
00:06:02indeed sir
00:06:04I hope that is true
00:06:05I hope that is true
00:06:05Thank you
00:06:06Thank you
00:06:35Oh, my son.
00:07:01Will you not have a greeting for your aunt, darling?
00:07:07Ayrton, who has taught you these fine manners, eh?
00:07:20So, how has married life been treating you this past month?
00:07:26Where is he?
00:07:28Out on the moors.
00:07:30Expecting some land I have for sale,
00:07:32he imagines he outflanks me.
00:07:35He will destroy you.
00:07:38He pays me good rent.
00:07:40For living here?
00:07:42For sleeping in your old room.
00:07:47A horse whip for you and a fiddle for me.
00:07:52What?
00:07:54You don't remember, do you?
00:08:12Why did you not come soon? I've waited weeks to see you.
00:08:15A married woman.
00:08:17Every movement is monitored and remarked upon.
00:08:21You've made yourself a pretty prisoner, have you not,
00:08:23by being too impatient to marry?
00:08:25You gave me not a word.
00:08:28In three years, not one indication whether you were alive or dead.
00:08:32When I heard that you were to marry, I had one thought in my head,
00:08:34I would return.
00:08:36Have one glimpse of your face,
00:08:38settle my score with Hindi,
00:08:40then prevent the law by executing myself.
00:08:41Now I say I should have stuck to my course.
00:08:43When you were and I was to marry,
00:08:44and you didn't return to stop me from taking such a step.
00:08:47You'd already betrayed me with your heart.
00:08:49You returned on my wedding day to punish me.
00:09:04What's that?
00:09:06What?
00:09:08There's a look in your eyes.
00:09:11My God, I think it's Gil.
00:09:15You've been with him, haven't you?
00:09:17You've laid with Edgar, haven't you?
00:09:20He's my husband.
00:09:20You think your return marriage matters to me?
00:09:24How am I to look at you?
00:09:26How am I to touch it on his milky, feeble hands of elders
00:09:29as I'm holding you now?
00:09:30You disgust me.
00:09:30I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
00:09:33I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
00:09:35What have I done?
00:09:38What have I done?
00:09:40What have I done?
00:09:41What have I done?
00:09:41What have I done?
00:09:56How about a game of threes up?
00:09:58Hmm?
00:10:00You call it.
00:10:01You win it all back.
00:10:03Every penny.
00:10:05What if I should go wrong?
00:10:07I take you to the yard, strip you of your shirt and flog you.
00:10:12Just as you'd flog me.
00:10:15Mr. Heathcliff, I think it's nearly the daylight out there.
00:10:18We'd probably best be going in.
00:10:19Well, not so.
00:10:21I bring you Hindley, night in, night out.
00:10:25Pumped with cash, right for the pluck-in.
00:10:28I think it's only good money that you stay until Hindley's fate is decided.
00:10:33What do you say, Hindley?
00:10:36My cash.
00:10:39Against the skin on your back?
00:10:43They're my blood.
00:10:48Why not?
00:10:50Why not?
00:10:53Call it.
00:10:55Tails.
00:11:02Oh.
00:11:04Heads.
00:11:06Saw!
00:11:08Behind the stable door you will find a whip.
00:11:11Boiled each tail so they do not snag in his open wounds.
00:11:17I think perhaps you've humiliated him enough, Mr. Heathcliff.
00:11:20I cannot feel any satisfaction for the humiliation I've heaved upon him so far.
00:11:26And the more revenge I get, the greater my appetite for it.
00:11:32The lad, sir, think about hate.
00:11:40You were a good man, that's all.
00:11:43A good man.
00:11:46I could have been a good man once, but then I'm a Hindi.
00:11:51One day, I must sit you down, you can tell me how to be good.
00:11:58Uh...
00:11:59Gentlemen!
00:12:00Thank you for a...
00:12:02diverting evening.
00:12:06See yourselves out.
00:12:13Are you well, my love?
00:12:17He's a little tired.
00:12:22Perhaps now the weather grows finer, we'll see some more of Mr. Heathcliff.
00:12:27I think Mr. Heathcliff has satisfied his curiosity, and from now on we shall see very little of him.
00:12:34That is a shame.
00:12:36Why so?
00:12:38Because I liked him.
00:12:40And I desired his company.
00:12:43Surely you do not covet the admiration of Heathcliff.
00:12:46I hope I've misunderstood you, Isabella.
00:12:48You have not misunderstood me.
00:12:49You cannot consider him an agreeable person.
00:12:52You are a dog in the manger, Cathy, and desire no one to be loved but yourself.
00:12:55That is enough!
00:12:56You shall not talk to my wife like that again, Isabella, and you shall apologise.
00:13:05I'm sorry, sister.
00:13:35I knew you would come in the end.
00:13:36Is Miss Isabella at home?
00:13:39Miss Isabella?
00:13:41Is she home?
00:13:44Now, come.
00:13:46I like her too well to let you absolutely seize and devour her up.
00:13:50Besides, I would not approve.
00:13:51You would not approve?
00:13:53You, who have treated me infernally, infernally, do you hear?
00:13:56And if you flatter yourself that I don't perceive it, you are a fool.
00:13:59Darling, don't speak like this.
00:14:01And if you think I can be consoled by sweet words, you are an idiot.
00:14:06So I will ask you again.
00:14:09Is Miss Isabella at home?
00:14:19Heathcliff?
00:14:20I am proud to show you at last somebody who dotes on you more than myself.
00:14:26Sister, dear, I really...
00:14:27I'm sure that my poor little sister-in-law is breaking her heart by mere contemplation of your physical and
00:14:32moral beauty.
00:14:33Cathy!
00:14:34This is most unfair.
00:14:38Be kind enough to excuse me.
00:14:40Cathy forgets that you and I are not intimate acquaintances.
00:14:44And what amuses her is painful to me beyond expression.
00:14:52You had no reason to treat the poor girl in such a manner.
00:14:55Do you not fret?
00:14:57I would as soon as put a canary in the park on a winter's day than recommend she bestow her
00:15:00heart on you.
00:15:00There would be a certain cemetery though, but then art in Miss Isabella and I becoming lovers.
00:15:08Perhaps your fortune has changed you.
00:15:11Well, my fortune has changed me in every regard.
00:15:14Except one.
00:15:19And if I could change that too, I would do so.
00:15:44And if I could change that too, I would do so.
00:16:06What is this?
00:16:09This is an agreement that Mr. Heathcliff has the first option to purchase any more land and...
00:16:15...buildings you may wish to sell.
00:16:27This is the balance of the account, sir.
00:16:30Joseph!
00:16:31Saddle up, Hunter!
00:16:34I'll find a game in the bull whilst my luck has changed.
00:16:43Had I known I could ruin that man in a space of three months.
00:16:47Well, we'll come back soon.
00:16:57I thought I would never find this place.
00:17:00That's why I told you to bring Cathy's horse.
00:17:03She could find her way up here in the dark.
00:17:05Is this the place you bring all your sweethearts?
00:17:08Only Cathy before you.
00:17:10Is that how it's always going to be?
00:17:13Cathy before me?
00:17:15I saw a spirit in you last time I saw you at the Grange, Isabella, that stayed with me.
00:17:20It is as though your brother has a woman's gentleness and you have all the fight.
00:17:25I cannot tell whether you are flattering me or not.
00:17:28Anything you hear about me is bad.
00:17:32You see some good in me.
00:17:35So why would you be here?
00:17:38Perhaps I'm attracted to the bad in you.
00:17:41No, do not make a joke of it.
00:17:44A person who sees the good in me is a sensation I experience so rarely that it is enough to
00:17:49make me want to at least try to love you.
00:17:52I knew you were a man who presented a darkness to the world because that is what protected you best.
00:17:58And I know your soul must be in torment for you to believe such a thing.
00:18:20What are you about raising this stir?
00:18:23I said you must let Isabella alone, I beg you!
00:18:26Unless you were tired of being received here and you wish Edgar to draw the bolts against you.
00:18:31God forbid he should try.
00:18:32Go keep him meek and patient.
00:18:35I love Heathcliff more than you have ever loved Edgar and he might love me if you would let him.
00:18:39Oh no, he could never love a Linton.
00:18:41And yet he's quite capable of marrying you to hurt me.
00:18:45He's as good as told me.
00:18:46I don't believe you.
00:18:53What is it to you?
00:18:55I have a right to kiss her if she chooses and you have no right to object.
00:18:58I am not your husband.
00:19:00There's no need for you to be jealous.
00:19:02If you like Isabella you shall marry her.
00:19:04But do you like a Heathcliff? Tell the truth.
00:19:08Answer me.
00:19:11Answer me!
00:19:13You will not live here until you answer me!
00:19:19Answer me!
00:19:24I imagine you wish me to marry Isabella. I'd come either.
00:19:28Terka, if it pleases you, you clearly prefer the bliss of inflicting misery to the bliss of our love!
00:19:37This is insufferable.
00:19:39It is disgraceful that you should own him for a friend and force his company on me.
00:19:44Is that how you call it sir?
00:19:46I have so far been forbearing with you sir.
00:19:50Your presence is a moral poison that would contaminate the most virtuous.
00:19:57For that cause and to prevent worse consequences, I shall deny you hereafter admission into this house!
00:20:06Kathy, this lamb of yours threatens like a bull.
00:20:11It's in danger of splitting his skull against my locals.
00:20:15I require your instant departure, sir. One minute's delay will render it involuntary and ignominence!
00:20:20No, I will not move until I hear an apology from you.
00:20:22An apology?
00:20:23After constant indulgence of both men, I earn for thanks two samples of blinding gratitude!
00:20:28Edgar, I was defending you and yours!
00:20:30Kathy, please get out of my way.
00:20:32Apologise.
00:20:32Get out of my way!
00:20:33Make an apology or allow yourself to be beaten.
00:20:38All I want is your happiness.
00:20:43But I am, I must admit, utterly defeated in this.
00:20:49Indeed, I can only attribute your spite and venom and betrayal to some unfathomable damage deep inside your heart.
00:20:58To think anything else is to think so badly of you that I cannot bear it.
00:21:05Well, I must compliment you on your taste, Kathy.
00:21:09This is the slavering thing that you would prefer to me.
00:21:16No!
00:21:17He's left!
00:21:19No, I beg you!
00:21:21Go!
00:21:43Go!
00:21:47Remain where you are, Kathy.
00:21:49I shall not stay.
00:21:50But I wish just to learn whether, after this day's events, you intend to continue your intimacy...
00:21:55For mercy's sake! Just let us hear no more of it!
00:21:57To get rid of me, answer my question!
00:22:01Will you give up Heathcliff hereafter, or will you give up me?
00:22:05It is impossible to be my friend and his at the same time, and I absolutely require to know which
00:22:11you choose!
00:22:11You cannot make me choose!
00:22:13I demand it!
00:22:14If I choose to remain friends with him!
00:22:19Then I shall ask you to leave this house.
00:22:26May I speak?
00:22:27To chastise me for my weakness, to mock me for my kindness...
00:22:30If you hear me out, and you still want me to leave, then...
00:22:33I shall relinquish any claim I have on you.
00:22:37Very well.
00:22:40If you cast me out, you shall cast out both your wife and your child.
00:22:43I am with child, Edgar.
00:22:49I'm with child.
00:23:21I came to you.
00:23:23So I see.
00:23:25Though after your brother's threats and entreaties I had rather, you didn't.
00:23:29He has, after all, threatened my life.
00:23:33Cathy is with child.
00:23:40You are lying.
00:23:45How's Edgar put you up to this?
00:23:47Sir, any loyalty I feel in this is entirely to you.
00:23:52That is why I've come here, to tell you this.
00:23:55Even though he warned me that if I was insane enough to encourage what he calls my worthless suitor,
00:24:01he will dissolve all bonds of relationship between him and me.
00:24:06Yet, as you see, I am here.
00:24:10I am here.
00:24:35Feed and water the horses, then bend them down.
00:24:38It's my bride and I shall be staying here for the night.
00:24:56Could you?
00:24:57My fastenings.
00:25:35Don't look at me.
00:25:39Don't look at me.
00:25:41Don't look at me.
00:26:07She's gone. Isabella has gone. She's run off with Mr Heathcliff.
00:26:12This is not true. It cannot be.
00:26:14The lad who fetches the milk told me they were spotted two miles out of Gimmerton.
00:26:17And I've checked her room and her bed is not slept in, so they have a day's start.
00:26:22How will you catch up with them?
00:26:24She went of her own accord. She had a right to go if she pleased.
00:26:27No, master. She is bewitched.
00:26:29Hereafter, she is only my sister in name.
00:26:32Not because I disown her, but because she has disowned me.
00:26:35And who will tell the mistress of this turn of events?
00:26:39No one.
00:26:41Since Isabella is no longer a member of her family,
00:26:43she needn't be troubled by news of her.
00:26:48Yes, sir.
00:27:01You're deceiving me!
00:27:02Shush, mistress.
00:27:03I promised the master that I would not tell you.
00:27:06I thought it might help you to accept your new life if you knew what Heathcliff...
00:27:09I knew what?
00:27:10That Heathcliff's betrayed me, that he's put a knife through my heart!
00:27:14Give over that to all, Kate.
00:27:17It's me, don't you?
00:27:18It's me, don't you?
00:27:20It's me, don't you?
00:27:20Stop now, don't you?
00:27:22It's Kathy, mistress.
00:27:24Get off, get off!
00:27:25Just get off!
00:27:27It's me, don't you?
00:27:27It's me, don't you?
00:27:33Oh, please, my love.
00:27:34Oh, please.
00:27:43It's all right, my love.
00:27:44It's all right.
00:27:45Oh, you're dreaming.
00:27:50Oh, you're dreaming.
00:27:52Stay with me, Nellie.
00:27:55If only I were in my own bed in the old house.
00:28:01And that wind rattling against the lattice.
00:28:06Do you let me feel it?
00:28:08It comes straight down the moan.
00:28:10Let me have...
00:28:10Let me have one breath.
00:28:24When will Heathcliff return?
00:28:27I do not know.
00:28:29If he felt anything for you, he would never return and let you be.
00:28:35Now try and put him out of your mind.
00:28:41I cannot, Nellie.
00:28:44I cannot.
00:28:50You will not let me.
00:29:03Where are we going?
00:29:06Although it may not appear to be the case, I have tried, over these past four months, to make myself
00:29:13love you.
00:29:15But I cannot.
00:29:23What is preventing such a thing from happening?
00:29:25I think you know.
00:29:28Nevertheless, I would like to hear you say her name.
00:29:32Your eyes detestably resemble your brother's.
00:29:36A dove's eyes.
00:29:38An angel's eyes.
00:29:41So I cannot bear to look at them without wishing you ill.
00:29:44I abandoned my elegancies, my comforts, and my friends of my former home to marry you.
00:29:50You married me under delusion.
00:29:52Then you shall let me go home to the Grange, sir.
00:29:55You shall go home.
00:29:56But not to the Grange.
00:29:58The Heights will be your home.
00:29:59And you will not be disgracing me by rambling abroad.
00:30:03I cannot allow that.
00:30:06Surely in your heart you feel some pity?
00:30:10I have no pity.
00:30:14I have no pity.
00:30:15I have no pity.
00:31:09Is he come back then?
00:31:11I thought he had gone for good.
00:31:15We came just now.
00:31:17But he left me.
00:31:18And as I don't know where he is...
00:31:20Be sure to lock your door.
00:31:23I cannot resist going up there with this every night.
00:31:28Trying his door.
00:31:30If once I find it open,
00:31:34he is done for.
00:31:57I am tired after my journey.
00:32:01I will show you to your room.
00:32:04My room?
00:32:05I sleep in here.
00:32:25What news is there, Cathy?
00:32:28Mrs. Linton has not been well.
00:32:30She will never be like she was, but her life is spared.
00:32:34And if you really have a regard for her, then you'll shun cross her away again.
00:32:36I must exact from you a promise that you will get me an interview with her.
00:32:41I say you must not.
00:32:43And you never shall through my means.
00:32:45She's too weak.
00:32:45If she'll consent or refuse, I will see her.
00:32:50You know as well as I do for every thought she spends on Edgar, she spends a thousand on me.
00:32:56And if I thought it were otherwise, two words would comprehend my future death.
00:33:00And hell.
00:33:04Do not persist in this, sir.
00:33:07Or I shall be obliged to inform my master, and he shall take measures to secure his house.
00:33:26Who did you see today, Nellie?
00:33:28No one in particular.
00:33:30Joseph at church, of course, out praying the bishop as usual.
00:33:35You're lying to me, aren't you?
00:33:38You have too much imagination, and I have too little.
00:33:44Can it make sense of you some days?
00:33:49I know that he's back.
00:33:53I can feel him closer.
00:33:55There's no use in trying to deceive me.
00:34:03Why am I so changed?
00:34:05Well, you eat so little, and you will not drink, and you've made yourself weak.
00:34:09I wish I were outdoors.
00:34:13I wish I were a girl again.
00:34:15Half savage, hardy, and free.
00:34:18Oh, come, come, come.
00:34:20You're a young woman.
00:34:21You're going to bring a new young life into the world.
00:34:25You're blessed.
00:34:26If only you could see it.
00:34:30Open the window wide again.
00:34:33Open it.
00:34:35I will not give you a death of current.
00:34:38I'm not helpless yet.
00:34:41I can do it myself.
00:34:50I can do it myself.
00:35:07I can do it myself.
00:35:33He's there.
00:35:34He's there.
00:35:58I think she will have headed up to the cracks, sir.
00:36:01If we waste time going there, and you are wrong.
00:36:03Oh, tis where she went as a child, it was her favourite place for her.
00:36:07It was both of them.
00:36:14Cathy!
00:36:23Cathy!
00:36:27My love!
00:36:32Cathy!
00:36:36Cathy!
00:36:37Oh, no.
00:36:39Oh, no.
00:36:52Cathy!
00:36:53Cathy!
00:36:55Cathy!
00:36:55Cathy!
00:36:58Cathy!
00:36:59Cathy!
00:37:00Cathy!
00:37:02Cathy!
00:37:04Cathy!
00:37:05Cathy!
00:37:06Cathy!
00:37:10Oh, Cathy.
00:37:14Oh, my God.
00:37:17Am I coming home?
00:37:20Yes.
00:37:22Yes, you're home, we're home.
00:37:27We will wander these moors for all eternity.
00:37:34I thought you'd forgotten me.
00:37:37You know I could as soon as forget you as my own existence.
00:37:46What about Edgerton?
00:37:49Shh.
00:37:50There's no Edgerton.
00:37:54There's no Hindley.
00:37:56It's just you and I.
00:37:59It's just you and I.
00:38:04Help me!
00:38:08Help me!
00:38:10Help me!
00:38:12Help me!
00:38:13Help me!
00:38:14Help me!
00:38:17She's here!
00:38:23Damn you, she's here!
00:38:35The pneumonia has a grip on her lungs.
00:38:38She has neither the constitution nor, it seems, the will to recover.
00:38:45Hell, is that all you can say?
00:38:47Is there nothing you can do?
00:38:48It'd be a miracle if I can keep her alive till she's gone full term.
00:38:51I believe that the child is not born to neither.
00:38:53Neither will survive.
00:38:54Shhh.
00:39:05Shhh.
00:39:07Dear, sweet Edgerton.
00:39:11Why could you not love someone worthy of your affection and gentleness?
00:39:21You know our child will be loved and cherished, do you not?
00:39:27We're not too, Tim.
00:39:31Our child shall wander the moors and be free.
00:39:34As any child must with your blood running through their veins.
00:40:05We're not too, Tim.
00:40:07My father went on a trip.
00:40:09And he asked me and my sister what presents we would like.
00:40:14I chose a fiddle.
00:40:16And my sister, already a good rider, asked for a new whip.
00:40:23But when he returned, he did not bring us what we had asked for.
00:40:28He had brought you instead.
00:40:34Kathy is dying.
00:40:37And you grew and grew like a big fat cuckoo.
00:40:43And now look at you sitting there as if you are already master of the house.
00:40:50Your sister is dying.
00:40:55Kathy is dying.
00:40:56You do not fool me, Heathcliff.
00:40:59You wear your finer feelings like you wear those gentlemen's clothes badly.
00:41:07You are nothing more than a gypsy bastard.
00:41:11And so your love for Kathy can only be a pretend love.
00:41:16And your grief for her a pretense.
00:41:21Don't you say her name.
00:41:25Don't you say her name.
00:41:34You say her name!
00:41:36Don't you save her now!
00:41:42Don't you save her now!
00:41:45Don't you save her now!
00:41:50Don't you save her now!
00:41:52You'll kill him! You'll hang for it!
00:41:59I want him to die.
00:42:04I want him to die.
00:42:06I'll die a thousand deaths if I knew she were waiting for me.
00:42:09I am leaving now.
00:42:12I think it fair that you let me leave unmolested.
00:42:16Go on! Go on!
00:42:17After all, it is better to be hated by you than loved by you.
00:42:23I see that now.
00:42:25So I think I owe you a queer sort of gratitude that you spared me your love and its murderous
00:42:31effect.
00:42:31John!
00:42:33Go, Peter!
00:42:35God!
00:42:49Let's go.
00:43:14Will you let me see, Kathy? I must not fight my way in.
00:43:19She is weak.
00:43:21She's dying.
00:43:22Then you know she would wish to see me.
00:43:25Obey her dying wishes even if you no longer take heed of mine.
00:43:48Let me die in your arms.
00:43:51Don't leave me.
00:43:54Don't leave.
00:44:14Edgar.
00:44:17Edgar.
00:44:18Oh, Edgar.
00:44:20How sweet it feels to see you again.
00:44:23I beg your forgiveness.
00:44:25Forgiveness?
00:44:26I have nothing to forgive you.
00:44:30Then you are not angry?
00:44:31I am not angry.
00:44:33I am sorry to have lost you, especially as I can never think you will be happy.
00:44:41I am carrying his child, Edgar.
00:44:45And I have nowhere.
00:44:47And nothing.
00:44:50Please.
00:44:51How could I make amends?
00:44:52If you should really wish to oblige me, then return to the villain you married and persuade him to leave
00:44:57the country.
00:45:01Do not close your heart to me.
00:45:05Do not close your heart!
00:45:14The servants are returning from church.
00:45:17My master will not be far behind.
00:45:19I cannot go.
00:45:21I shall not go, I tell you.
00:45:22For heaven's sakes, just go for one hour.
00:45:25I will come to you when the master leaves the house.
00:45:27Please.
00:45:28Not for one minute.
00:45:30You must.
00:45:31Mr Edgar will be up immediately.
00:45:34I promised her.
00:45:36This will be the last time.
00:45:40She begged me to stay!
00:45:41She does not know what she says.
00:45:46What in God's name?
00:45:47You are a fiend.
00:45:48You will take her.
00:45:49You will take her.
00:45:50And you will comfort her.
00:46:01I shall not refuse to go out the doors.
00:46:05But I will stay in the garden.
00:46:07If you mind, you keep to your word, Nellie.
00:46:10I shall be under the large trees.
00:46:12Nellie, send for Dr Kenneth now.
00:46:14Send for him, woman!
00:46:15Come on!
00:46:20Come on!
00:46:23Come on!
00:46:23Mr. Hector!
00:46:24Oh, God!
00:46:28Come on!
00:46:29Please come on!
00:46:31Please!
00:46:34Our breathing is shallow.
00:46:36No fear for our baby.
00:46:38Come on!
00:47:08She's dead.
00:47:12I didn't have to wait for you to learn that.
00:47:15Stop snivelling before me.
00:47:19Damn you all, she wants none of your tears.
00:47:23Yes, she's dead.
00:47:26Gone to heaven, I hope.
00:47:28Oh, did she die like a saint?
00:47:31You poor wretch.
00:47:33Your pride cannot blind God.
00:47:39How did she die?
00:47:42She lay with a sweet smile on her face and her baby at her breast.
00:47:47Well, this bastard lived then.
00:47:51Cathy's life closed in a gentle dream.
00:47:53May she wake as kindly in the other world.
00:47:57May she wake in torment.
00:48:00I pray one prayer I've repeated and my tongue stiffens.
00:48:05Cathy Earnshaw, may you not rest, not while I'm living.
00:48:10Yeah.
00:48:32Sure, I'm afraid.
00:48:40No one has been not left with, so guess.
00:48:40I don't know.
00:49:16You said I'd kill you.
00:49:22Haunt me then.
00:49:25Be with me always.
00:49:29Take any form and drive me mad, but don't leave me.
00:49:34In the abyss where I cannot find you.
00:49:39I cannot live without my life.
00:49:45I cannot live without my soul.
00:50:14I cannot live without my soul.
00:50:18Being married will not be such a bad thing, will it, Catherine?
00:50:21I'm going to see my father.
00:50:23Miss Lockwood was your mother's.
00:50:26I hope you'll be a dutiful daughter.
00:50:28I defy you to frighten me.
00:50:32I hope you've heard how your wife speaks to me, Linton.
00:50:35If you cannot take her in hand, perhaps I'll have to do so myself.
00:50:39Linton loves me, and for that reason I love him.
00:50:43Mr Heathcliff, you have nobody to love you.
00:50:45And however miserable you make us, we shall still have the revenge of thinking that your
00:50:51cruelty rises from your greater misery.
00:51:02Nellie! Nellie!
00:51:04Is he still alive?
00:51:05Yes.
00:51:06Yes.
00:51:06Yes, my angel, he is.
00:51:11Pa.
00:51:12Forgive me.
00:51:13Please forgive me.
00:51:15There is nothing to forgive.
00:51:18Tell me one thing, Catherine, and tell me the truth.
00:51:24Do you love Linton?
00:51:26Will he make you happy?
00:51:29He will make me very happy, Father.
00:51:32And Mr Heathcliff has said that we shall live here, Linton and I together,
00:51:37and we will fill the house with children and happiness.
00:51:43Then I can go to her.
00:51:45I have been very happy with my little cat.
00:51:57Oh, I see.
00:51:58Playing the loyal service to the lost, are we?
00:52:01Make haste to get my daughter's things together.
00:52:03Don't oblige me to compel you.
00:52:05Why not let Catherine continue here?
00:52:08So must have Linton to her.
00:52:11I'm seeking another tenant for the Grange.
00:52:13I want my children about me, to be sure.
00:52:22You are on my property.
00:52:25Stand to one side.
00:52:26Else I'll have the constable on you.
00:52:29This is Green.
00:52:31My solicity will give each of you a notice to quit.
00:52:57Put it down there.
00:53:02It's cold up here.
00:53:05Perhaps you should come down and sit by the fire for a few moments.
00:53:09Just while Linton sleeps.
00:53:12I'll stay up here.
00:53:16I brought you a book.
00:53:19Nellie said you might like it.
00:53:21Thought you might be in need of distraction.
00:53:24I'll go.
00:53:34I'll go.
00:53:37I'll go.
00:53:49I'll go.
00:53:52I'll go.
00:53:53Ayrton sleeps.
00:53:54We'll listen out for him, won't we, Ayrton?
00:54:09Blackwing.
00:54:11Bonnie Bird.
00:54:12It wheels off your head on more when it's trying to get to its nest.
00:54:15Perhaps one day we could take a walk and look for nests.
00:54:19Happen we could.
00:54:23I've been to my solicitor.
00:54:25Linton has bequeathed me all of his estate.
00:54:28When he dies, you will be destitute.
00:54:32You'll have no need for books.
00:54:34If I'm as poor as you say, then I have every need of books
00:54:37to help me escape my miserable fate.
00:54:41What a hideous tyrant.
00:54:45And you, sitting there like a dumb ox while he abuses me.
00:54:49What was I supposed to have done?
00:54:50What was I supposed to have done?
00:54:52Stand up to the fiend.
00:54:54How would you like it if I abused your father?
00:54:56He's not your father.
00:54:58Hindley was your father and Heathcliff ruined him and drove him to an early grave.
00:55:02Heathcliff showed me more love than my father.
00:55:03Yes, so that he could trick you out of your rightful inheritance.
00:55:07Don't speak of Heathcliff like that.
00:55:09I'd rather you would abuse me.
00:55:11Very well.
00:55:12I thought your dumb state was down to your upbringing.
00:55:15But now I see it's the state you prefer, much like a dog or a cart horse.
00:55:20And if ever needed proof, it is your cowardice in not standing to that man.
00:55:25You're a damned liar.
00:55:27Why have I made him angry by taking your part then?
00:55:30A hundred times.
00:55:31I shall have nothing to do with you and your mucky pride.
00:55:34And your damned mocking tricks.
00:55:36I shall go to hell, body and sore, before I look sideways at you again.
00:55:44Is that true?
00:55:46What Hairton said about taking my part?
00:55:49He's taken beatings for you, that is true.
00:55:52Why does he insist on defending Heathcliff?
00:55:56Because he is attached to him by ties stronger than reason can break.
00:56:00And it's cruel of you to try and loosen them.
00:56:24Come in, Cathy.
00:56:27Cathy, do a cup please.
00:56:31Please come in.
00:56:34Or do once more.
00:56:40Oh, my lord, oh, my house, darling, I ask you once more, please end it in my agony.
00:56:55Let me in.
00:56:57Let me in.
00:56:59Let me in.
00:57:00Kathy?
00:57:01Let me in!
00:57:04Hold me, my lord.
00:57:05Hold me.
00:57:06Hold me, my lord.
00:57:08Hold me.
00:57:10Hold me.
00:57:12Come on!
00:57:15Kathy, don't come, my lord.
00:57:18Don't come, my lord.
00:57:21Don't come.
00:57:23Mr Heathcliff?
00:57:25Mr Heathcliff?
00:57:28You must come.
00:57:30My lord.
00:57:31My lord.
00:57:34You must come.
00:57:39Mr Heathcliff, my husband, your son, he's dead.
00:57:51I saw him.
00:57:53Linton.
00:57:55Linton is dead.
00:58:01Our father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name.
00:58:05Thy kingdom come, thy will be gone.
00:58:08Earth as it is in heaven.
00:58:18Now, Catherine, how do you feel?
00:58:21How do you feel, Catherine?
00:58:26He's safe and I'm free.
00:58:33I'm sorry.
00:58:36I'm sorry.
00:58:37I am sorry.
00:58:38The things I said to you did not mean it.
00:58:42I was miserable and bitter at everybody.
00:58:44And I would like you to forgive me.
00:59:24It's Catherine, aren't you?
00:59:26She was upstairs.
00:59:28Picked some flowers from over at Grange.
00:59:30Oh, did you?
00:59:31It seemed a shame to waste them.
00:59:33They were last at summer.
00:59:48If he finds you in here, he will punish you.
00:59:50He can't hurt me.
00:59:52I think even he knows that.
00:59:57I thought we could be friends.
01:00:01Even though you'll be ashamed of me.
01:00:03I will not be.
01:00:06I think I would like a friend.
01:00:15It's one of my mother's exercise books.
01:00:18How she loved Heathcliff.
01:00:21What are you two doing in here?
01:00:22I wanted to feel close to what is left of my family.
01:00:26I'm the only person to blame.
01:00:27Heriton stayed with me at my insistence.
01:00:29And who the devil gave you leave to sit one foot in here?
01:00:32And who ordered you to obey her?
01:00:34You shouldn't grudge me one room
01:00:36when you have taken everything from me.
01:00:38You insolent slut.
01:00:42You never had anything.
01:00:45If you strike me,
01:00:47Heriton will strike you.
01:00:50And if Heriton doesn't turn you out of this room,
01:00:53I will strike him back to hell.
01:01:06Heriton,
01:01:07Heriton,
01:01:08take her.
01:01:09Take her and leave me.
01:01:11All of you leave me now.
01:01:15All right.
01:01:33All right.
01:01:38She must learn to avoid putting me in a passion.
01:01:42You once told me
01:01:44love would only bring me grief and pain and suffering.
01:01:49I've seen nothing in my life
01:01:52to change that opinion otherwise.
01:01:53You misled me.
01:01:56Not purposely, I don't suppose,
01:01:57but you were wrong.
01:02:00That is true.
01:02:02Then my whole life's endeavours have been wrong too.
01:02:06Is that what you would have me believe?
01:02:08I would have you believe
01:02:10whatever brings you peace.
01:02:15Would that not be a poor conclusion?
01:02:19An absurd termination to my violent exertions?
01:02:29I feel for you in such a variety of ways.
01:02:35In the first place,
01:02:37your startling likeness to Cathy
01:02:40fearfully connected you with her,
01:02:42but then what is not connected with her to me?
01:02:45What does not recall her?
01:02:50The entire world
01:02:51is a dreadful collection of memoranda
01:02:53that she did exist
01:02:54and that I have lost her.
01:02:59You have
01:03:01no feeling of illness, have you?
01:03:03No.
01:03:05I hope not.
01:03:09I never felt strong there.
01:03:15I think first you should kiss me
01:03:17for minding so well.
01:03:19Five kisses if you read it through
01:03:21with no further blunders.
01:03:24I hope not.
01:03:24I hope not.
01:03:40I hope not.
01:04:17BIRDS CHIRP
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