Name: Episode 1 / Episode 2
Released: 2020-07-21
Cast: Tom Hardy, Charlotte Riley, Andrew Lincoln

Words to remember

Nouns

1) meeter

Perhaps I could help you to read, if your meeter would allow it.
2) bodge

It's like a bodge I'll always have to wear.
3) persecutor

Have you no fear of the consequences of dwelling with your ancient persecutor?
4) footstep

One footstep on my land, and you know what will happen to you.
5) ingratitude

After constant indulgence of both men, I earn for thanks two samples of blind ingratitude!
6) betters

Don't look your betters in the eye.
7) frock

Yet you have that silk frock on, my love.
8) insolence

They knew yesterday was rent day, no doubt. Is there no stopping those people's insolence?
9) scone

Well, I take it from this touching scone that you have made your offer of marriage,
10) tradesman

Well, they say that tradesmen are dour but stalwart lovers.
11) larch

I shall be under the larch trees.
12) gallows

Don't move, you fiend! You'll go to the gallows for this.
13) duster

- My work, miss. - Take yourself and your duster off.
14) exertion

An absurd termination to my violent exertion?
15) knuckle

It's in danger of splitting its skull against my knuckle.
16) blasphemy

Your blasphemy don't touch me.
17) lass

- You shouldn't have chosen such a sickly lass. - How dare you? Get out of my house.
18) fiend

- What in God's name... - Unless you are a fiend,
19) delusion

- You married me under a delusion. - Then you shall let me go home to the Grange.
20) grudge

You shouldn't grudge me one room, when you have taken everything from me!
21) insistence

I'm the only person to blame. Hareton stayed at my insistence.
22) memoranda

The entire world is a dreadful collection of memoranda
23) grouse

I was searching for grouse eggs.
24) torment

And I know your soul must be in torment, for you to believe such a thing.
25) likeness

In the first place, your startling likeness to Cathy...
26) brat

I don't know what the Master was thinking of, bringing a gypsy brat like you into the house.
27) anguish

Because one day, I shall pay back Hindley with pain and anguish.
28) haste

Make haste. Get my daughter's things together.

Verbs

1) gawp

Don't just stand there gawp, Heathcliff.
2) baptise

Now, then, young man. Have you been baptise?
3) outflank

He imagines he outflank me.
4) dote

I am proud to show you somebody who dote on you more than myself.
5) disown

Not because I disown her, but because she has disown me.
6) scowl

Have you forgotten me? Is that why you scowl at me?
7) detest

He detest you on my account. I am certain of that.
8) flog

Just as you flog me.
9) misunderstand

- I hope I've misunderstood you. - You've not misunderstood me.
10) oblige

or I shall be oblige to inform my meeter, and he shall take measures to secure his house.
11) bestow

than recommend she bestow her heart on you.
12) chock

And I've chock her room, and her bee is not slept in, so they have a day's start.
13) amuse

(tearfully) And what amuse her is painful to me beyond expression.
14) betray

There. The pause that betray you.
15) flatter

And if you flatter yourself I don't perceive it, you are a fool.
16) mislead

You misled me. Not purposely, I don't suppose, but you were wrong.
17) fiend

Don't move, you fiend! You'll go to the gallows for this.
18) perish

If all else perish and he remained,
19) weep

I'm weep for what will became of us.
20) chant

As Hindley was flogging me, I chant a curse, and look...
21) resemble

My love for Heathcliff resemble the eternal rooks beneath.
22) seize

I like her too well to let you absolutely seize and devour her up.
23) lure

Is that why you lure young Catherine here?
24) beg

Catherine, no! You don't knew my father! Please, I beg you...
25) abandon

I abandon my elegancies, my comforts and my friends of my former home to marry you.
26) heap

I cannot feel any satisfaction for the humiliation I've heap upon him so far.
27) fetch

The lad who fetch the milk said they were spotted near Gimmerton.
28) insist

Why does he insist on defending Heathcliff?

Adverbs

1) detestably

Your eyes detestably resemble your brother's.
2) infernally

You, who have treated me infernally?
3) charitably

Is no man allowed to act charitably
4) purposely

You misled me. Not purposely, I don't suppose, but you were wrong.
5) morally

And your brother can hardly be made morally worse than he already is, now, can he?
6) hereafter

I shall deny you hereafter admission into this house.
7) utterly

But I am, I must admit, utterly defeated in this.
8) nicely

Well, that brute of a servant warmed me nicely.
9) gently

- That was gently done, Cathy. - Perhaps marriage agrees with me.
10) nowhere

And I have nowhere, and nothing...
11) wherever

And Mr Heathcliff will have a long walk, wherever he may lodge tonight.
12) beneath

My love for Heathcliff resembles the eternal rooks beneath.
13) somewhere

Going somewhere?
14) abroad

And you will not be disgracing me by rambling abroad.
15) doubt

Too busy making your fortune, no doubt.
16) absolutely

I like her too well to let you absolutely seize and devour her up.
17) truly

No, I'm the one that is truly cursed. I was cursed the moment I laid eyes on you.
18) indeed

She did, indeed. And she raised your mother here.
19) outdoors

I wish I were outdoors.
20) nearly

Oh, I think not. Not nearly handsome enough.
21) immediately

I will ride to Gimmerton immediately.
22) alone

- Edgar Linton? - That's enough, Nelly! Let me alone.
23) perhaps

Perhaps I could help you to read, if your meeter would allow it.
24) sometimes

I sometimes think your true passion is hate, rather than love.
25) otherwise

And if I thought it were otherwise, two words would comprehend my future - death and hell.
26) deep

to some unfathomable damage deep inside your heart.
27) behind

The servants are returning from church. My meeter will not be far behind.
28) instead

He had brought you, instead.

Adjectives

1) damnable

It's some damnable writing, but I cannot read it.
2) irksome

because He would find your company so irksome in heaven.
3) unfathomable

to some unfathomable damage deep inside your heart.
4) insolent

You insolent slut!
5) dour

Well, they say that tradesmen are dour but stalwart lovers.
6) gratified

and, of course, I am gratified when anything occurs to please my wife.
7) unscathed

but as you are a gentleman, I'll let you apologise and leave this place unscathed.
8) sickly

- You shouldn't have chosen such a sickly lass. - How dare you? Get out of my house.
9) frightful

With that frightful thing?
10) diabolical

No. It is because he dislikes me and is a most diabolical man,
11) pompous

So, as stiff and as pompous as Isabella and I might seem, compared with...
12) amiable

Now, remember, Heathcliff - show an amiable humour.
13) stalwart

Well, they say that tradesmen are dour but stalwart lovers.
14) hallowed

Our Father, who art in Heaven, hallowed be Thy name.
15) brooding

He doesn't talk of curses and fall into a brooding silence.
16) heathen

The Lintons will blame you, of course, for her heathen upbringing and her wild ways.
17) feeble

How am I to touch you, knowing that his milky, feeble hands have held you? You disgust me.
18) murderous

that you spared me your love and its murderous effect.
19) meek

God forbid he should try! Go and keep him meek and patient.
20) agreeable

You cannot consider him an agreeable person.
21) impatient

You've made yourself a pretty prison, have you not, by being too impatient to marry?
22) unnatural

Unnatural colt! Come hither!
23) rambling

And you will not be disgracing me by rambling abroad.
24) indifferent

Now, if you mean to be indifferent to me, at least do me the favour of releasing me.
25) brute

You brute! You fiend!
26) dreadful

The entire world is a dreadful collection of memoranda
27) irresistible

an irresistible attraction towards the most unlikely of men.
28) tame

But not too tame.

Menu

Miniseries "Wuthering Heights" » Episode 1 / Episode 2

Words to remember

Nouns

Verbs

Adverbs

Adjectives

Money Shot: The Pornhub Story

Air

Blackberry

Menu

We are on social media

Miniseries "Wuthering Heights" » Episode 1 / Episode 2

Words to remember

Nouns

Verbs

Adverbs

Adjectives

Money Shot: The Pornhub Story

Air

Blackberry