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Soooo they actually turned Isabella Linton from a victim of abuse to a willing participant? To a pet play?

As a 'dog’?

For those who are saying that 'at least in the movie, she was given her full agency’, honey, Emily Brontë made sure she got plenty of that. In fact, book Isabella kept her wits about her enough that she finally made the sensible decision to go as far as she could from Heathcliff. She got a turbulent yet complete arc and her character development was remarkable. Hers was a character that most people would just dismiss without a second thought, but Isabella Linton had grown so much spine to the point that her son Linton got nothing at all.

So, for an 'interpretation' to reduce her to a willing participant to her abuser is atrocious. It's like saying what if all victims of abuse just snapped out of it and chose to 'enjoy it'? That way, there'd be no problem at all.

“I tried to conceal my smile. I just love being called a slut. I don’t know why. I just do.”

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