The SNP should read a little more Brontë

A columnist from The Herald tackles the latest developments concerning the SNP (Scottish National Party) by likening them to Wuthering Heights.

If there’s one literary motif that really boots me in the heart, it’s sacrificial love: when one lover must give up another. It’s the Cathy and Heathcliff syndrome. That pair left me disconsolate when I first read Wuthering Heights at 14, with their doomed romance that could never be. [...]

Forgive my literary ponderings, but perhaps the SNP should read a little more Brontë or Greene. For if the SNP really ‘loves’ independence, then the party should let it go, just like Cathy let go Heathcliff or Sarah let go Bendrix. (Neil Mackay)

El placer de la lectura (Spain) asked Chat GPT about the most romantic classic novels and its reply included both Jane Eyre and Wuthering Heights.