"It would degrade me to marry "I feel akin to him.... I have Heathcliffe now; so he shall something in my brain and heart never know how I love him; and that assimilates me mentally to that not because he's handsome, him.... I know I must conceal my ... but because he's more myself sentiments.... Yet, while I than I am. Whatever our souls breathe and think, I must love are made of, his and mine are him."[53] the same."[53] However, Heathcliffe and However, Rochester and Jane Catherine part, Heathcliffe part, Jane running away running away unexpectedly. unexpectedly. (Method I., interchange of the sexes of characters.) Catherine dreams she is in Jane finds refuge with the heaven, but broke her heart to Rivers family (the Brontë family come to earth again, upon which at Haworth). She is tempted to the angels flung her out near take to a religious Heathcliffe's abode, where she life:--"Angels beckoned, and awoke sobbing for joy: Catherine Heaven rolled together like a preferred her lover to scroll," but she heard heaven.[54] Rochester's voice calling, though he was miles away. Jane preferred her lover to heaven.[54] The two parted lovers, however, The two parted lovers, however, meet again, and by Charlotte meet again, and by Charlotte Brontë's Method I., (interchange Brontë's Method I., (interchange of the sexes of characters of the sexes of characters portrayed), we arrive at another portrayed), we arrive at another of my sensational and important of my sensational and important Brontë discoveries. Brontë discoveries. THE RETURN OF THE RUNAWAY LOVER THE RETURN OF THE RUNAWAY LOVER HEATHCLIFFE TO CATHERINE.[55] JANE TO ROCHESTER.[55] _Wuthering Heights._ _Jane Eyre._ Chapter X. Chapter XXXVII.