The oak-paneled bed is the piece of furniture which is the symbolic center of Wuthering Heights – both the novel and the house – and provides the setting for two of the novel's most dramatic events. Lockwood, the narrator, who first finds refuge in the bed, increasingly starts having nightmares. As he later finds out,... Continue Reading →

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