Rebirth As a Writer In Britain

Not only Jenny Norfolk had such thoughts, others heard that Adams fans said that they could not produce the wonderful or good evidence of "Wuthering Heights", they immediately posted the wonderful paragraphs and sentences of "Wuthering Heights" On his own Twitter. Suddenly, Twitter caused a wave of "#呼啸山庄欢乐语录#".

"My love for Linton is like a leaf in the woods: I fully know that when the trees change in winter, time changes the leaves. My love for Heathcliff is like the everlasting rock underneath -. "

"If you still exist in this world, then this world is meaningful to me no matter what. But if you are gone, no matter how good the world is, he is just a desert in my eyes. And I It’s like a lonely wild ghost."

"I linger in front of these three tombstones under the mild sky! Watching moths flying in the heather and lily-of-the-valley, listening to the gentle wind blowing in the grass, I wonder who can imagine the calm The sleepers under the land of this land have a restless sleep."

""what! "She (Catherine Linton) screamed, her cheerful face suddenly changed color, and her desperate look was better than the sight: when the bird returned to its nest, she found a nest full of The little bird was taken away, and it screamed sadly, thrashing, despair was over."

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　　The wonderful sentence about "Wuthering Heights" is still continuing. At this time, some people can't help but think of the original publication of "Jane Eyre". Yes, after "Jane Eyre" was published, it also caused a period of upsurge of wonderful quotations, and now "Wuthering Heights" is like this.

　　Kevin's readers feel that all this is far from enough, they want to convince Adams fans and Adams himself to lose.

　　 So, a commentary called "Thank you, let me see the desolation of the world in advance" turned out. The beginning of the article wrote: Tell Adams by way of literary criticism, why "Wuthering Heights" is classic.

　　 Yes, this is an article written by a fan of Kevin imitating Adams's writing style. He used thousands of words to explain why Kevin’s Wuthering Heights is a good novel:

I think "Wuthering Heights" should be "the only outstanding work that has not been obscured by time". In addition to the love of two generations who love and hate, it also lies in the ingenious structure and unique technique of its creation. , There are also unique features in details and language description. For example, the meticulous and vivid description of the two manors allows readers to easily sketch the pictures of the two manors based on Kevin's description.

　　 And Kevin set up the person who narrated the whole story, also very clever. Outside Lockwood, an outsider who is in the same position as the reader, is mainly in the tone of the original maid. She has lived in Wuthering Heights since she was a child and is a witness to the rise and fall of the entire Wuthering Heights. Although an ordinary maid, she is educated, as a bystander, and an experiencer of many things. So her narrative is completely credible. And later, Catherine, Isabella, Linton, Little Catherine, etc. participated in the narration. Using multi-perspective narration is also a kind of transcendence and innovation.

　　The language used by Kevin is simple, vivid, fluent, unsculpted, but powerful, condensed, and concise, coupled with rich imagination, making the work more poetic, strengthening the depth and intensity.

　　 When I close the book and quietly think about the love-hate story that Kevin wrote for us, I have to say that such a strong love is really "the most magnificent love in the world." Catherine's love for Heathcliff is not superficial love, it is love that penetrates the bones. Heathcliff is another Catherine, who doesn't love herself? How difficult is it to find another self in the huge world?

　　 But people always grow up, and when they come into contact with society, they will gradually understand that they want more than love. If there is no bread, how can there be permanent love? Catherine fell in love with Edgar, a rich boy. At this time, for Heathcliff, who also loved Catherine, such a blow was fatal. He vowed to fight and finally realized his dream of getting rich after three years, but Catherine was already someone else's wife at this time. This made Heathcliff extremely vicious and began frantic revenge.

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　　 This is a sad story, this is a wonderful novel, thank you, let me see the sadness of this world in advance.

　　 As soon as this article came out, Kevin's readers were applauded. Especially Jenny Norfolk, she originally planned to write a long review after reading it, and then to prove what is so good about Wuthering Heights. But now that someone had written it down in advance, she was so happy. In order to show her support, she immediately reposted this article.

　　 A lot of evidence is in front of us, and Adams fans have nothing to say for a while. After all, the sentences moved by Kevin readers are really wonderful, and this long review also made a comment on "Wuthering Heights". According to the content in the reviews, you can see that "Wuthering Heights" is also a good novel.

　　 But they didn't give up, they decided to buy a copy for themselves. They have to find the shortcomings in the book, and then fight back against each other.

　　 But they don’t know ~www.readwn.com~ How can this great work that has endured on the earth in the previous life have such major shortcomings? The reason why a classic can stand the temper of the years is because of its own charm. Perhaps, when they read "Wuthering Heights" out of curiosity, they will automatically become Kevin's readers.

　　 This is a great thing for Kevin, after all, this is undoubtedly equivalent to Adams giving him a batch of readers for nothing.

　　 So, Kevin reposted the comment written by Adams again, and said: Thank you, Dear Mr. Adams.

　　 A few simple words, no one knows what it means. Only Kevin knew it best.

　　 Therefore, these words are understood by Kevin's readers as Kevin's generosity. Yes, Kevin’s anger without speaking is in stark contrast to Adams’s scolding of the opponent as "IQ defective".

　　 "Look, Kevin is a polite writer. He doesn't call anyone a person who lacks IQ. Unlike so-and-so."

"This is what a writer should do. When Adams said that Kevin's "Wuthering Heights" was not worthy of yesterday's hot sale, Kevin was not angry. He also forwarded it and used a smiling face. Now forward it again, without anger."

　　 "Dear Kevin, come on, facts will prove that you are an excellent writer."

　　 Kevin’s reader commented again. (Thank you for your concern, now the body of the papaya is completely healed. In the two days of high fever, the plot is a bit vague, I hope you can forgive it. Papaya will keep working hard, thank you, my dear God. Good night)