Edgar Linton is a character from Emily Brontë's novel, "Wuthering Heights." He is the son of Mr. Linton and Mrs. Linton and is introduced as a refined and gentle man. Edgar is often contrasted with the more passionate and brooding character of Heathcliff. He represents the ideals of gentility and social status in the story. Edgar marries Catherine Earnshaw, who is deeply connected to both him and Heathcliff. His character embodies the themes of love, social class, and the consequences of choices. Throughout the novel, Edgar's interactions with other characters highlight the complexities of relationships in the harsh environment of the Yorkshire moors.