What novel features Heathcliff and delves into themes of revenge and social class?

The novel that features Heathcliff and explores themes of revenge and social class is "Wuthering Heights." This work, authored by Emily Brontë, is renowned for its complex characters and intricate relationships, particularly the tumultuous and often destructive love story between Heathcliff and Catherine Earnshaw.

Heathcliff's character embodies the themes of revenge and social class, as his struggles with social status and his desire for vengeance against those who wronged him drive much of the narrative. His initial mistreatment as a foundling (an orphan taken in by the Earnshaw family) and his subsequent rise to power and wealth highlight the rigid class structures of Victorian society. Heathcliff's quest for revenge manifests not only against his foster brother Hindley, who abuses him but also against the social norms that subjugate him.

The other novels mentioned do not focus on Heathcliff or the same themes to the same extent. "Jane Eyre," while also a powerful exploration of social class and morality, centers around its eponymous character. "A Tale of Two Cities" is primarily about revolution and sacrifice rather than personal vendettas and social mobility. "The Tenant of Wildfell Hall," while addressing themes of gender and power