Wuthering Heights discussed the habits, customs and traditions of groups in a demanding society. It also focuses on the habits of individuals. The style of this novel focuses on the role of all the individual characters and how they fulfill the role of the community group. According to Wuthering Heights there are many confirmations regarding this concept. From the beginning, Heathcliff is branded as a stranger or as a “dark-skinned gypsy” or as not belonging to the public. It is from the importance for the observer to distinguish that Emily Bronte's social grouping or group is very closely related to the community assembly in the story Wuthering Heights. Within the novel, the social faction, the upper class in Victorian England around the 19th century, was heavily focused forward. Throughout history the traditions are very clear. The tradition of taking care of family possessions by relatives, which are extremely evident once Hindley gets Wuthering Heights after Mr Earnshaw, goes further. Even the high class nation had slaves which are evident in Nelly Dean and Joseph's novel. There is also an authority figure in this community mass, because they didn't work. This is evident in Wuthering Heights as in collaboration between the Earnshaw family and Linton the occupations are not stated in any way. Wuthering Heights also uncovers antisocial behavior within the tale by presenting a simple circumstance in which the intermediate protagonists are made to believe. or they take a guest and, due to family separation, emerge antisocial and consequently generate a “perfect misanthrope's paradise.” A second element of the themes addressed by Bronte is... half of the paper... troubled by Catherine's poor choice of husband. The construction of the book is also imaginative as the watch is wound on the back while Lockwood reads Nelly Dean's log. The novel's narrator changes from the first to the last book from Lockwood to Nelly Dean. As for the characters' reactions, they structured a large element of the novel's line, acting with the heart and not with the head. Heathcliff's acts stemmed from the spirit and he uses all his power to demolish not only Hindley's courage or that of Hindley's sons, but also that of the Lintons. Aggression or contrast in the story tends to reject literary conferences. In the novel, Wuthering Heights, the practicality in presenting Yorkshire and life and the historical accuracy of seasons, dates and times as they connect to the unreal and ghostly; Bronte did not allow himself to be limited by principles.