Wuthering Heights
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1:14:01
And if you flatter yourself
that you've deceived me...

1:14:04
...or that l didn't know it,
then you're a fool.

1:14:12
l went through hell for you.
1:14:16
And if you think it's only me
that's going to suffer...

1:14:21
...then you'd better think again.
1:14:25
Why me? What have l done to you?
1:14:30
lt's not you.
1:14:33
-lt is not you.
-lsn't it?

1:14:38
Take lsabella. Hurt Edgar!
1:14:41
Destroy me!
1:14:46
-What was that shouting about?
-That was Miss Cathy and Mr. Heathcliff.

1:14:50
-Cathy and Heathcliff?
-ln the kitchen, sir.

1:14:52
-He's been and took hold of lsabella, sir.
-What?

1:14:54
Yes, bold as brass, sir.
He took hold of her.

1:15:01
lf l thought you really wanted me
to marry lsabella...

1:15:05
...l'd cut my throat.
1:15:14
Where have you been?
Listening at the door?

1:15:19
There are many doubts
about your birth, sir...

1:15:22
...but you were certainly
not born a gentleman.

1:15:25
lt was foolish of me
to expect you to behave like one.

1:15:29
lf you're not out of this house within
three minutes, l intend to throw you out.

1:15:33
Edgar...
1:15:35
...you're not worth the trouble
of knocking down.

1:15:40
All right, Nellie, get the men.
1:15:44
lf you can't throw him out yourself...
1:15:49
-...apologize or take a beating.
-Catherine.

1:15:56
Damn you, Catherine.

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