Whatever our souls are made of, his and mine are the same.
- Source
- Wuthering Heights, ch. 9, 1847
- Written
- 1847
About this quotation
Catherine Earnshaw says this to the housekeeper Nelly Dean while explaining why she feels bound to Heathcliff even though she has accepted another man. It is one of the most quoted passages of the novel and is often used to describe a love that feels fated.