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m.youtube.com7. Emily Brontë’s Wuthering Heights — a love story that refuses to end at death. haunting isn’t just a ghost at the window, but an obsession that reshapes generations, long after the lovers are gone.
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The act severs her mysterious tie to the past and she’s thrust forward in time—but not all of her makes it back. That arm. “I couldn’t let her come back whole,” said Butler in a Callaloo interview. “Antebellum slavery didn’t leave people quite whole.”
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4. James Baldwin’s “Notes of a Native Son” — an essay where family grief, Harlem, and American racism intersect into a sharp and uncomfortable clarity that’s impossible to ignore.