Katherine (Limbus Company)

She is closely connected to Heathcliff: in the story, he arrives at Wuthering Heights expecting to be reunited with Catherine, only to discover he may have stumbled upon her funeral. Catherine's story is permeated with the theme of her complex relationship with Heathcliff—she loved him, but married Linton, hoping to use the marriage to help Heathcliff.

In Limbus Company, Catherine (Catherine Earnshaw) lived at Wuthering Heights, her family's ancestral home.

Her father is Mr. Earnshaw, the head of the family, who brought Heathcliff into the house.

Other family members and surroundings

Hindley Earnshaw is her brother.

Edgar Linton is her husband, a member of the Linton family, with whom Earnshaw had a complicated relationship.

Nelly Dean is the housekeeper who raised and educated Catherine and witnessed the whole story.

Joseph is a servant at Wuthering Heights, a religious and grumpy man.

Origin and Childhood. Catherine grew up at Wuthering Heights. She was the only child of the Earnshaw family, possibly raised with Heathcliff and her brother Hindley. As a child, Catherine often claimed to see ghosts, particularly the ghost of her late mother, which aroused the distrust of her butler, Nelly, and her brother, Hindley.
Personality and Hobbies. Catherine was adventurous and reserved, often encouraging Heathcliff to break the rules during games. From childhood, she was fascinated by inventions and dreamed of becoming a great inventor. She was afraid of the dark and of her mother's ghost, whom she saw in the corridors of Wuthering Heights. As she grew older, Catherine fell in love with Heathcliff and considered his interests when making important decisions, although her perception of their relationship was distorted by a disbelief that he could love her back.
Catherine is described as a short woman with a moderately slender figure and fair skin. Her dark blond hair falls to her shoulder blades, with slight curls at the ends. Her eyes are a deep brown. Heathcliff calls her "the most beautiful person in the world," and her appearance immediately captivates the Edgar family.

Katherine typically wears a full-length ball gown made up of several layers. The lower layer is white, with soft ruffles, while the upper layer is a warm brown, adorned with gold embroidery and floral patterns. The dress's collar is high, accessorized with a brown bow, to which a sparkling gold pendant is attached. A round gold necklace adorns her neck.

The dress's sleeves are tiered: puffy at the shoulders and tight to the wrist, where they flare out again in soft folds. She wears dark brown gloves and matching heels.

As a child, her appearance was only slightly simpler. Her hair remained almost the same, but was adorned with individual white flowers. She wore a long white dress with ruffles and a loose belt at the waist, decorated with curls and fine embroidery. On her collar was a thin yellow ribbon with a green pearl in the center.