This literary character from the only novel of Emily Bronte is passionately and intensely in love with Cathrine Earnshow, but she marries someone else because of her desire for social advancement.
- Edward Rochester
- Arthur Morel
- Heathcliff
- Roger Chillingworth
Answer
The correct answer is C) Heathcliff.
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