Cruelty In Emily Bronte's Wuthering Heights

Cruelty is often a major role in society but it's how it's done that becomes a problem.In ‘Wuthering Heights’, the characters shows acts of cruelty, when they mistreat Heathcliff for being a gypsy. The theme of Wuthering Heights varies but cruelty is one of the main one used. Emily Bronte uses the theme of cruelty to reveal and explain how important is to the theme, also uses cruelty to reveal the characters motives. First, Emily Bronte starts the novel with Mr.Earnshaw bringing this "black haired boy" to Wuthering Heights where the theme of cruelty is introduced. Heathcliff which is the name that Mr.Earnshaw gave him The theme of cruelty is important because the main character is the most affected and it also foreshadows future events