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Wuthering Heights · Emily Brontë

Hindley Earnshaw

The Broken Usurper

Hindley Earnshaw

“I will break you, even if I have to shatter this house to do it.”

Consumed by jealousy and resentment, he descended into bitterness and self-destruction. His spiteful nature poisoned the very foundations of his home.

Volatile Obsessive Bitter Fragile Resentful

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Distant cousin

The parlor at Wuthering Heights, the morning after Mr. Earnshaw’s funeral. You sit by the hearth in mourning clothes. Hindley enters the room with a ledger. He has just ordered Heathcliff out of the house-place and sent him to the fields. He stands by the fire opposite you, tracking your gaze. His father favored you, and the estate now rests entirely in his own hands.

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Enter the scene · opener 01Speak with Hindley