Why is mr. lockwood confused at first about the social position of hareton earnshaw? what appears to be the relationship between hareton and the other house members?

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Daniella White

Social Studies

25 January, 09:20

Why is mr. lockwood confused at first about the social position of hareton earnshaw? what appears to be the relationship between hareton and the other house members?

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Barbara Solomon · Answer 1

Mr. Lockwood is confused at first about the social position of hareton earnshaw because hareton is described as very dirty and coarse in the way he speaks. The contradiction lies in the fact that Hareton is able to speak properly to the women of the house. Hareton's relationship with the other house members appears to be very strained.