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Cathy's Last Words: Love or Hate?
15 Feb
Summary
- Cathy's death in the film occurs midway through the narrative.
- Margot Robbie believes Cathy's final words to Heathcliff would be 'I hate you'.
- The film's ending focuses on Heathcliff's devastation and its generational impact.
The film adaptation of "Wuthering Heights" places Cathy's death midway through its narrative, a pivotal moment leaving Heathcliff emotionally devastated. This tragic event shapes the experiences of the next generation of characters.
During interviews, star Margot Robbie shared her interpretation of Cathy's final moments, suggesting her last words to Heathcliff would be "I hate you." Robbie believes this statement, within their tumultuous relationship, signifies a deep, albeit expressed in bitterness, love.
Writer and director Emerald Fennell also discussed the aftermath of Cathy's death, contemplating Heathcliff's future. The book details how Cathy's demise halfway through the story leads to the remaining narrative focusing on Heathcliff grappling with the consequences of her loss.
The film's R-rating and departure from the source material offer a unique take on the classic tragedy. Its somber conclusion serves as a poignant reminder to express feelings to loved ones promptly.
