Gone with the Wind

Author's name: Margaret Mitchell

It tells the story of a simple girl, during the Civil War between the North and the South of America, who was destroyed by love, early in her life, and thrown into the arms of a man who loved her deeply, but to whom she gave nothing but hatred and revenge. Important details and touching and exciting events are narrated by the author in this novel, which carries within it images of American society in general and the society of the state of Georgia in particular. [1] On the day of the barbecue, Scarlett deliberately seduced several boys in an attempt to arouse Ashley's jealousy. At the same time, she met a mysterious man named Rhett Butler, who had come from abroad. Scarlett heard about Bryder's bad reputation from the public and did not take the matter seriously. When Scarlett got the chance to be alone with Ashley, she immediately expressed her love for Ashley, but Ashley said that Melanie and his personality were closer, and therefore more suitable for him, and rejected Scarlett. When Scarlett got angry, she angrily reprimanded Ashley, saying that she shouldn't convince or mislead her, and convinced her that he loved her, and slapped Ashley in the face. After Ashley left, Scarlett angrily found that Brad was hiding behind a sofa chair and overheard the conversation between the two. Scarlett, who was ashamed and angry, said, "Brad wasn't a good person." Brad also responded sarcastically, saying, "She's not a good woman either." Confessing her frustration, Scarlett hastily accepted Melanie's brother Han Charlie's offer and angrily married Charlie, in order to save face for rejecting her confession, pretending that she hadn't taken the matter of Ashley into consideration. But it was not expected that Charlie, who had enlisted in the Civil War, died in the army shortly after the marriage, and Scarlett went from a single woman to a widow in a few months. To comfort Scarlett, Melanie's family invited Scarlett to live with them in Atlanta. There, Scarlett met Brad again, who had gone from black to white because He ran the blockade to transport goods. At one tournament, Red invited Scarlett, who was in mourning, to a dance. During the dance, Red said, "I desire to have Scarlett," but Scarlett flatly refused him. Melanie treated Scarlett like a sister, unaware of Scarlett's love for Ashley and her resentment toward herself. During the war, the two lived together under one roof. Melanie was born prematurely when the Northern army took Atlanta. With Red's help, Scarlett captured Melanie and escaped to Tara Manor. However, Tara was looted, and her mother had long died, so her father was very active. Abnormal. Scarlett, who carried the burden of the family on one shoulder, worked hard to grow cotton, even shooting and killing a Northern soldier who entered and robbed. When the war ended, Ashley finally returned home. Amid the ravages of war, famine, and poverty, Scarlett once again expressed her love for Ashley, and Ashley also confessed that she was attracted to Scarlett, but could not leave Melanie. When Scarlett learned that she Forced to raise a huge tax for Tara, she tore the curtains and made a new set of clothes. She mustered up the courage to go to Bay Ruid, who was arrested by the Northern Army, and tried to deceive him about his past suffering. Back in those days, Shamei tried to swindle Rhett's money, but Rhett saw through him. Rhett told him that the Northern Army had seized his money. On the way back, Scarlett met her sister's lover (Ghan Folan) and discovered that she had become rich due to her success in business. After marrying Folan, Scarlett ran a sawmill in Fran with a skillful and intelligent mind. His business was flourishing, but he was attacked by a dark-skinned man while driving a wagon through the forest. Folan, Ashley, and a group of others went to take revenge on Scarlett, and Folan was shot. After Fran's death, Scarlett became a widow again, but Rhett came to visit her and proposed to Scarlett. Scarlett agreed to his proposal under Rhett's various pressures. After the marriage, Rhett loved Scarlett in every possible way and promised By allowing Scarlett to experience the joy of marriage. Scarlett was financially happy, but she still remembered Ashley in her heart, which made Rhett feel sad. Soon after, Scarlett gave Rhett a daughter, named Bay Milan. Rhett transferred her mind to her beloved daughter, taking good care of her and pampering her in every way possible.