How many chapters are in Wuthering Heights?

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Gothic Doubling

Doubling or mirroring is a common feature of gothic literature. Doubling most often refers to the repetition of characters that parallel each other in their actions or their motives.

Other Common Features of Gothic Literature:

• Set in an old manor or castle: Wuthering Heights is, in fact, the name of the manor which our narrator, Mr. Lockwood, visits.
• Mysterious tone: Mr. Lockwood meets several odd people and reads a diary he finds in his room. Through tales from servants, he begins to uncover just what happened to the people in Wuthering Heights.
• A question of madness: while not actually mad, Catherine and Heathcliff's actions certainly border on insane.

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