Anyone know about "Wuthering Heights"?

[Rev. Rye]

And, as has been emphasised, the only real way to know the plot of the book is to read it yourself.

To be fair, it's not like he's got access to a vast source of information where he can find loads of in-depth summaries of this very well-known 19th century novel, and, due to said novel's advanced age, it is in the public domain worldwide, and he could potentially find the text for free.

Others can tell you the basic plot, but all humans interpret things differently.

Yeah, like how Kate Bush saw it as a romantic story and I see it as the story of a 19th Century equivalent of Lou Bloom from Nightcrawler who contents himself with just toying with a family for two generations and not making his bones in the news industry in the worst way possible.