How does Cathy and Hareton's relationship differ from Catherine and Heathcliff's relationship?

A. Cathy and Hareton marry only for money and status

B. Cathy and Hareton don't truly love each other

C. Cathy and Hareton are able to work through their differences

D. Cathy and Hareton are more vicious during their fights

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Jadyn Mahoney

6 August, 11:21

How does Cathy and Hareton's relationship differ from Catherine and Heathcliff's relationship?

A. Cathy and Hareton marry only for money and status

B. Cathy and Hareton don't truly love each other

C. Cathy and Hareton are able to work through their differences

D. Cathy and Hareton are more vicious during their fights

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Desirae Grant · Answer 1

The answer is C. Cathy and Hareton are able to work through their differences.

Explanation:

Cathy and Hareton's relationship and Catherine and Heathcliff's relationship mirror each other in many ways; both Hareton and Heathcliff have a similar background, and Cathy and Catherine are also a lot alike. However, there was a distinct selfishness related to Catherine and Heathcliff's relationship. Their choices only highlighted their differences. However, Cathy and Hareton were more good natured and respectful towards one another, and thus were able to work through their differences.