The housekeeper and storyteller at Wuthering Heights, she provides Mr. Lockwood with the history of the household and its residents.

A strong-willed and rebellious character with a deep connection to Heathcliff, she plays a central role in the novel's events.

Catherine's older brother, who becomes abusive towards Heathcliff and engages in self-destructive habits.

An orphan brought to Wuthering Heights by Mr. Earnshaw, whose complex relationship with Catherine and others shapes the story.

A genteel man from Thrushcross Grange who marries Catherine Earnshaw and serves as a contrast to Heathcliff.

Edgar's sister, who becomes infatuated with Heathcliff and marries him against her brother's wishes.

The son of Heathcliff and Isabella, introduced to Wuthering Heights later in life, he is frail and manipulated by his father.

The daughter of Edgar Linton and Catherine, she represents a kinder version of Catherine and ultimately finds peace in her relationships.

The son of Hindley Earnshaw, who suffers under Heathcliff's rule but grows into a resilient character.

A long-serving, pious, and cantankerous servant at Wuthering Heights, known for his stern demeanor.