Wuthering Heights: Emily Bronte's Wild Story of Fatal love

Wuthering Heights, (1847), Emily Bronte's only novel, tells the story of a tormented love that seeks to transcend the human boundaries that threaten to contain it. When Heathcliff, the demonic orphan “hero,” falls in love with Catherine, the wild daughter of his benefactor, the forces of respectable society seek to break the bond between them. Discuss how Bronte delineates the ever widening destructive consequences of making wrong choices and devoting one's life to revenge.