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Well, I would recommend both of them. From Jane Eyre they will learn about the courage to love, a healthy sense of self-respect, the strenght to hold on to principles in times of doubt and the importance of forgiveness. From Wuthering Heights, they will learn where hate, selfishness and revenge leads ..... "the shadows are as important as the light" :-)
ReplyDeleteI agree with all you say about Jane Eyre.
ReplyDeleteFrom Wuthering Heights there's also loyalty to be learned. And that there's no such thing as totally good or totally evil. And also to see that most people have motives for their actions springing from their experience.
I love that quote from Zefirelli's JE :)
Cristina.
What you say about WH is true... perhaps, I`m too harsh on Heathcliff & Cathy...
ReplyDeleteyeah, it´s a great movie, despite its inaccuracies :-)