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Heathcliff

Heathcliff

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Oct 29, 2026

speaker_1NARRATOR
1:17
En toda Inglaterra no creo que pudiera haber elegido un lugar tan completamente alejado del bullicio del mundo.
speaker_1NARRATOR
1:23
El paraíso de un perfecto misántropo, y el señor Heathcliff y yo somos la pareja ideal para repartirnos entre ambos esta desolación.
speaker_1NARRATOR
1:31
Un tipo excelente.
speaker_1NARRATOR
1:33
Poco se imaginaba con qué calor me llegó al corazón cuando vi cómo sus ojos negros se replegaban bajo el ceño con desconfianza al acercarme yo a caballo y cómo sus dedos se escondieron con celosa resolución aún más adentro en el chaleco en el momento en que le anuncié mi nombre.
speaker_1NARRATOR
1:50
«El señor Heathcliff», dije.
speaker_1NARRATOR
1:54
Un gesto de cabeza fue la respuesta.
speaker_1NARRATOR
1:56
«El señor Lockwood, su nuevo inquilino, señor.
speaker_1NARRATOR
3:12
Joseph era un hombre entrado en años, más bien anciano, muy viejo quizás, aunque recio y nervudo.
Ian ForthHOST
65:34
And that is going to come up But
JamesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
65:39
I think what's very clear, whatever race Heathcliff is or isn't within the confines of their existence on, you know, in Wuthering Heights and on the moors on the Heath, He is other.
JamesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
65:56
And I think that's one of the obsessions is he's an other can be anything.
JamesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
66:00
It's just not us.
Ian ForthHOST
66:56
And why it feels, I think, so disconcerting a read, because it stems from a reversal of Milton's Paradise Lost, where...
Ian ForthHOST
67:06
Satan falls down from the pleasant stability of heaven into the madness of hell, but it's the other way around in Wuthering Heights.
Ian ForthHOST
67:15
Heathcliff and Catherine actively yearn for the wild chaos of nature.
Ian ForthHOST
67:22
For them, that is their paradise lost.
Colin BrowenHOST
7:15
It's a whole lot of fun.
Colin BrowenHOST
7:16
So Courtney and I went as Heathcliff and Catherine from the film and book Wuthering Heights that came out this year.
Colin BrowenHOST
7:26
I'm no Jacob Elordi, but I had a lot of people say that they liked how I colored my hair brown for that costume.
Colin BrowenHOST
7:34
So it was kind of an interesting reaction.
Samuel SpencerHOST
70:09
Jim Steinman said it was inspired by Wuthering Heights, but not just any scene from Wuthering Heights, a scene that isn't in the book or any of the films that Jim Steinman made up and thought should have been in the film.
Samuel SpencerHOST
70:22
A moment where Kathy pulls Heathcliff's corpse out of the ground and dances with it.
Samuel SpencerHOST
70:27
He said this led to him writing what he called the most passionate romantic song he could write.
Samuel SpencerHOST
70:32
Celine Dion's version very much pissed off Meatloaf, who had always assumed that the song would eventually be recorded by him, as it was here.
Tasha SuriGUEST
12:12
I think it was called remixing the classic by looking at marginalized experiences and probably, probably quite deep to get into.
Tasha SuriGUEST
12:18
But of course, Heathcliff is not white and Really? This is the first time hearing of this.
Tasha SuriGUEST
12:24
Not a conversation anyone's having right now.
Tasha SuriGUEST
12:26
But I ended up researching a lot about Alaska, South Asian immigration, diaspora communities in the 1700s in England.
Becky FeldmanHOST
6:56
Like there's there's the sexiest non-sex things.
Becky FeldmanHOST
6:59
scenes you know what I mean and like there was a moment I remember like in the new Wuthering Heights which for better or worse you know it has moments like that but there's like one moment where they're both like freezing they're both literally freezing to death and one and the and Heathcliff sits up from his wooden chair and burns his wooden chair for Catherine who is freezing to death and I remember my friend whispered in my ear that's the sexiest thing in the world yeah
David MurtoGUEST
7:30
Well, Mr. Spock once said in an episode of Star Trek that having is not so pleasing a thing as wanting.
Becky FeldmanHOST
7:38
Exactly.
Will KinnearHOST
49:35
We've got to give it a break because let's face it, it's never going to be Wuthering Heights or something.
Will KinnearHOST
49:43
It's not going to be Heathcliff and Catherine.
Jenni MelearHOST
49:45
No, but there have been great ones.
Will KinnearHOST
49:48
In the Hallmark variety? Well, I
Stacey Margaret JonesHOST
49:13
Whereas in Wuthering Heights, you might not be okay.
Jay RuudHOST
49:16
If you follow Heathcliff around, you're not going to be
Stacey Margaret JonesHOST
49:19
okay.
Stacey Margaret JonesHOST
49:21
Yeah, it's a really different experience with human darkness.
Jay RuudHOST
49:47
Yeah, it's a very sad story.
Stacey Margaret JonesHOST
49:50
Yeah.
Jay RuudHOST
49:51
When you think about what Heathcliff maybe could have been if Catherine had married him.
Stacey Margaret JonesHOST
49:59
But also, what if she had married him and he is who he is? That could have been bad
Joseph PerryHOST
17:46
A double from Kate Bush here for the second and third song, Hammer Horror.
Joseph PerryHOST
17:52
And then Wuthering Heights, which is the ghost of Kathy singing to Heathcliff.
Mike ImbodenHOST
17:59
Number four, we have one in common here.
Joseph PerryHOST
18:01
Scary Monsters and Super Creeps by David Bowie.
speaker_0HOST
0:10
First fact.
speaker_0HOST
0:11
So far, the only child from Catherine and Heathcliff's generation of Earnshaws and Lintons is Hairton.
speaker_0HOST
0:17
If you recall, Hairton is Hindley and Frances' son.
speaker_0HOST
0:21
Though, once Heathcliff moved back, it seemed that he has more influence on Hairton than Hindley does.
speaker_0HOST
0:27
But now, there's another one.
speaker_0HOST
0:30
What a happy occasion, right? The night of Catherine's fainting, she gave birth around midnight.
speaker_0HOST
1:09
She had no idea what was happening, and she died that night, never meeting her daughter.
speaker_0HOST
1:14
That is the second fact we're told in the first paragraph.

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