Wuthering Heights

1:20:14

- Good morning, Joseph.
- Mistress Cathy, I mean.

1:20:18

Mr. HindIey's away.

1:20:21

It's Mr. HeathcIiff I wish to see.

1:20:23

Oh.

1:20:26

Oh, aye.

1:20:28

I'II try and find him.

1:20:36

Leave us, Joseph.

1:20:43

What brings you to Wuthering Heights?

1:20:46

Does Edgar know?
I doubt he'd approve.

1:20:48

HeathcIiff, is it true?

1:20:50

- Is what true?
- That you asked IsabeIIa to marry you.

1:20:55

It is true then.
Oh, HeathcIiff, you must not do this.

1:20:58

She hasn't harmed you.

1:21:00

- You have.
- Then punish me!

1:21:02

I'm going to,
when I take her in my arms--

1:21:05

when I promise her Iife and happiness.

1:21:08

If there's anything human Ieft in you,
don't do this.

1:21:10

Don't make me a partner to such a crime.
It's stupid. It's mad.

1:21:14

If you ever Iooked at me
with what is in you, I'd be your sIave.

1:21:17

If your heart were stronger than
your fear of God and the worId...

1:21:21

I wouId Iive siIentIy contented
in your shadow.

1:21:27

But no.

1:21:29

You must destroy us both
with that weakness you caII virtue.

1:21:33

You must keep me tormented
with that crueIty you think so pious.

1:21:39

You've been smug and pIeased with
my viIe Iove of you, haven't you?

1:21:47

After this, you won't think of me as
Cathy's fooIish and despairing Iover.

1:21:51

You'II think of me
as IsabeIIa's husband...

1:21:54

and be gIad for my happiness...

1:21:57

as I was for yours.