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00:06:31	What do we care if we were expelled
00:06:33	The war is gonna start any day.
00:06:36	War! Isn't it exciting, Scarlett?
00:06:38	Do you know those Yankees
00:06:40	- We'll show 'em.
00:06:42	War, war, war!
00:06:43	This war talk's spoiling all the fun
00:06:46	I get so bored I could scream!
00:06:49	- Besides, there isn't going to be any war.
00:06:52	Why, honey, of course
00:06:54	If either of you says "war" just once again,
00:06:58	- But, Scarlett, honey...
00:07:07	Well...
00:07:09	...but remember...
00:07:11	...I warned you.
00:07:12	I've got an idea.
00:07:14	We'll talk about the Wilkes' barbecue
00:07:16	That's a good idea.
00:07:19	I hadn't thought about that yet.
00:07:22	We want all your waltzes.
00:07:23	First Brent, then me, then Brent,
00:07:26	- Promise?
00:07:29	If only I didn't have
00:07:32	Why, honey, you can't do that to us.
00:07:34	- How about if we tell you a secret?
00:07:36	Do you know Miss Melanie Hamilton
00:07:38	Ashley Wilkes' cousin.
00:07:41	That goody-goody!
00:07:44	Anyway, we heard, that is, they say...
00:07:45	- Ashley Wilkes is gonna marry her.
00:07:49	Now do we get those waltzes?
00:07:51	Of course.
00:07:53	- I'll bet the other boys will be hopping mad.
00:07:58	It can't be true. Ashley loves me!
00:08:00	Scarlett!
00:08:01	What has gotten into her?
00:08:03	Do you suppose we made her mad?
00:08:05	Where're you goin' without your shawl,
00:08:09	How come you didn't ask them gentlemen
00:08:11	You ain't got no more manners
00:08:13	...after me and Miss Ellen done labored
00:08:15	Miss Scarlett, come on in the house!
00:08:18	Come on in before you catch
00:08:20	No! I'll wait for Pa to come home
00:08:23	Come on in here!
00:08:25	Come on!
00:08:41	Quittin' time!
00:08:42	Who says it's quittin' time?
00:08:44	I says it's quittin' time.
00:08:45	I's the foreman. I's the one that says
00:08:48	Quittin' time!
00:08:50	Quittin' time!
00:09:31	There's none in the county can touch you,
00:09:36	Pa!
00:09:37	So it's proud of yourself, you are.
00:09:41	Well, Katie Scarlett O'Hara!
00:09:43	So, you've been spying on me,
00:09:46	...you'll tell your mother
00:09:49	Pa, you know I'm no tattletale like Suellen,
00:09:52	...after you broke your knee last year
00:09:55	I'll not have me own daughter tellin' me
00:09:59	It's my own neck, so it is.
00:10:01	All right, Pa, you jump what you please.
00:10:05	The Wilkeses?
00:10:06	Just as you'd expect with the barbecue
00:10:10	Oh, bother the war.
00:10:12	Their cousin, Melanie Hamilton,
00:10:16	Melanie Hamilton!
00:10:17	She's a pale-faced, mealy-mouthed ninny.
00:10:19	Ashley Wilkes doesn't think so.
00:10:21	Ashley Wilkes couldn't like anyone like her.
00:10:24	What's your interest in Ashley
00:10:28	It's nothing. Let's go into the house, Pa.
00:10:30	Has he been trifling with you?
00:10:33	- No!
00:10:34	I have it in strictest confidence
00:10:38	...Ashley is going to marry Miss Melanie.
00:10:39	It will be announced tomorrow night
00:10:42	I don't believe it.
00:10:44	Here! Here! Where are you off to?
00:10:46	Scarlett!
00:10:48	What are you about?
00:10:50	Have you made a spectacle of yourself
00:10:53	...who's not in love with you when
00:10:56	I haven't been running after him.
00:10:59	Now, don't be jerking your chin at me.
00:11:02	If Ashley wanted to marry you,
00:11:06	I want my girl to be happy.
00:11:09	I would, I would!
00:11:10	What difference does it make
00:11:12	...so long as he's a Southerner
00:11:15	And when I'm gone, I'll leave Tara to you.
00:11:17	I don't want Tara.
00:11:19	You mean to tell me, Katie Scarlett O'Hara,
00:11:24	Why, land is the only thing in the world
00:11:27	...worth fighting for, worth dying for,
00:11:30	- Oh, Pa, you talk like an Irishman.
00:11:34	And don't you be forgetting, Missy,
00:11:37	And to anyone with a drop of Irish blood
00:11:40	...why, the land they live on
00:11:42	Oh, but you're just a child.
00:11:46	There's no getting away from it
00:12:13	Yonder she comes!
00:12:14	Miss Scarlett, Miss Suellen, Miss Carreen,
00:12:16	Actin' like a wet nurse
00:12:19	...instead of bein' here eatin' her supper.
00:12:23	Miss Ellen's got no business
00:12:26	Take the lamp out on the porch!
00:12:28	Mist' Gerald, Miss Ellen's home.
00:12:30	Wearin' herself out
00:12:32	Shut up, dogs!
00:12:34	Get up from there. Don't you hear
00:12:37	Get out there and get her medicine chest.
00:12:40	We was gettin' worried about you,
00:12:42	- Mist' Gerald...
00:12:45	Mrs. O'Hara, we finished plowing
00:12:48	What do you want me
00:12:51	Mr. Wilkerson, I've just come
00:12:55	Your child has been born.
00:12:56	My child, ma'am?
00:13:00	Has been born and, mercifully, has died.
00:13:03	Goodnight, Mr. Wilkerson.
00:13:08	I'll fix your supper for you myself,
00:13:10	After prayers, Mammy.
00:13:11	Yes, ma'am.
00:13:13	Mr. O'Hara.
00:13:15	You must dismiss Jonas Wilkerson.
00:13:17	Dismiss him, Mrs. O'Hara?
00:13:20	He must go tomorrow morning, first thing.
00:13:22	But...
00:13:25	- No!
00:13:27	The Yankee Wilkerson
00:13:30	We'll discuss it later, Mr. O'Hara.
00:13:32	Yes, Mrs. O'Hara.
00:13:38	I want to wear Scarlett's green dress!
00:13:40	I don't like your tone, Suellen.
00:13:43	- Can't I stay up for the ball tomorrow?
00:13:46	Why can't I stay up for the ball
00:13:49	Scarlett...
00:13:51	...you look tired, my dear.
00:13:54	I'm all right, Mother.
00:13:55	Why can't I stay up for the ball
00:13:58	I'm 13 now.
00:13:59	You may go to the barbecue
00:14:01	I didn't want to wear
00:14:04	Oh, hush up!
00:14:04	Prayers, girls.
00:14:12	"And to all the saints, that I have sinned
00:14:17	"...through my fault.
00:14:19	"Through my fault,
00:14:22	"Therefore, I beseech the Blessed Mary,
00:14:26	"...Blessed Michael, the Archangel...
00:14:28	"...Blessed John the Baptist...
00:14:30	"...the Holy Apostles, Peter and Paul...
00:14:33	"...and all the saints
00:14:36	But Ashley doesn't know I love him!
00:14:39	I'll tell him that I love him
00:14:43	"May the Almighty,
00:14:47	"...grant us pardon, absolution...
00:14:49	"...and remission of our sins. Amen."
00:14:53	Just hold on and suck in.
00:14:56	Mammy, here's Miss Scarlett's vittles.
00:14:59	You can take that back. I won't eat a bite.
00:15:01	Oh, yes, ma'am, you is!
00:15:03	You's gonna eat every mouthful of this.
00:15:06	No, I'm not!
00:15:10	Put on the dress,
00:15:12	- What's my lamb gonna wear?
00:15:14	No you ain't! You can't show your bosom
00:15:18	I'm gonna speak to your ma about you!
00:15:20	If you say one word to Mother,
00:15:27	Well...
00:15:35	Keep your shawl on.
00:15:38	...after the buttermilk I done put on you
00:15:48	Now, Miss Scarlett, you come on
00:15:52	No.
00:15:53	I'm going to have a good time today
00:15:57	If you don't care what folks says
00:16:00	I has told you and told you
00:16:03	...by the way she eats with folks.
00:16:05	I ain't aimin' for you to go after
00:16:07	...and eat like a field hand
00:16:09	Fiddle-dee-dee!
00:16:11	Ashley Wilkes told me he likes to see a girl
00:16:14	What gentlemen says and what they thinks
00:16:17	And I ain't noticed Mist' Ashley
00:16:35	Now don't eat too fast. Ain't no need
00:16:42	Why does a girl have to be so silly
00:16:45	Scarlett, ifyou're not here by the time
00:16:50	I'm coming, Pa!
00:16:51	One...
00:16:52	...two, three...
00:16:54	...four, five, six...
00:16:57	Oh, dear!
00:16:59	My stays are so tight I know I'll never get
00:17:26	Well, John Wilkes. It's a grand day
00:17:30	So it seems, Gerald.
00:17:33	She's after settling accounts
00:17:35	But she'll be along for the ball tonight.
00:17:36	Welcome to Twelve Oaks, Mr. O'Hara.
00:17:38	Thank you kindly, India.
00:17:40	Your daughter's getting prettier every day,
00:17:43	India, here are the O'Hara girls.
00:17:46	I can't stand Scarlett. If you saw
00:17:50	Now, that's your brother's business.
00:17:52	You must remember your duties
00:17:54	Good morning, girls.
00:17:57	Good morning, Scarlett.
00:17:59	Why, India Wilkes, what a lovely dress!
00:18:02	- Perfectly lovely, darling.
00:18:06	Scarlett, honey...
00:18:08	You're looking mighty fine this morning.
00:18:10	- Good morning, Miss Scarlett.
00:18:12	- It's a pleasure to see you.
00:18:14	Howdy, Miss Scarlett.
00:18:17	Ashley!
00:18:20	Scarlett, my dear.
00:18:23	I've been looking for you everywhere.
00:18:25	I've got something I must tell you.
00:18:27	- Can't we go some place where it's quiet?
00:18:31	...I have something to tell you too.
00:18:33	Something I hope you'll be glad to hear.
00:18:37	But come say hello
00:18:39	Oh, do we have to?
00:18:41	She's been looking forward
00:18:44	Melanie!
00:18:46	Here's Scarlett.
00:18:48	Scarlett!
00:18:50	I'm so glad to see you again.
00:18:52	Melanie Hamilton!
00:18:55	I hope you'll stay with us
00:18:57	I hope I shall stay long enough for us
00:19:00	I do so want us to be.
00:19:02	We'll keep her here, won't we, Scarlett?
00:19:04	We'll just have to make the biggest fuss
00:19:06	If there's anybody knows how to give a girl
00:19:09	Though I expect our good times will seem
00:19:12	Oh, Scarlett, you have so much life.
00:19:15	I've always admired you so.
00:19:17	I wish I could be more like you.
00:19:18	You mustn't flatter me, Melanie,
00:19:21	Nobody could accuse Melanie
00:19:25	Then she's not like you, is she, Ashley?
00:19:27	Ashley never means a word he says
00:19:30	Oh, why, Charles Hamilton,
00:19:33	But, oh, Miss O'Hara, I...
00:19:35	Was it kind to bring
00:19:37	...just to break my poor, simple,
00:19:40	She never even noticed Charles before.
00:19:42	Because he's your beau,
00:19:44	Charles Hamilton,
00:19:47	Mind you, don't go philandering with
00:19:50	I won't, Miss O'Hara!
00:19:52	I couldn't!
00:19:54	I do declare, Frank Kennedy,
00:19:56	...with that new set of whiskers!
00:19:58	Oh, thank you, Miss Scarlett.
00:20:01	Charles and Rafe asked me
00:20:03	...but I told them I couldn't
00:20:05	You needn't be so amused. Look at her!
00:20:09	Oh, that's mighty flattering of you,
00:20:12	I'll see what I can do, Miss Scarlett.
00:20:15	What's your sister so mad about?
00:20:17	As if I couldn't get a better beau
00:20:20	Brent and Stuart Tarleton, you handsome
00:20:24	I won't say that. I'm mad at you!
00:20:25	What have we done?
00:20:26	You haven't been near me all day.
00:20:28	...'cause I thought you liked it.
00:20:30	I was counting on eating barbecue
00:20:32	- Well, you are, Scarlett.
00:20:34	Oh, I never can make up my mind
00:20:38	I was awake all last night trying
00:20:47	Cathleen, who's that?
00:20:48	Who?
00:20:49	That man looking at us and smiling.
00:20:52	The nasty, dark one.
00:20:53	My dear, don't you know?
00:20:57	He has the most terrible reputation.
00:21:03	He looks as if, as if he knows
00:21:07	Scarlett!
00:21:08	Why, my dear, he isn't received!
00:21:10	He spends a lot of time up North...
00:21:12	...because his folks in Charleston
00:21:14	He was expelled from West Point,
00:21:16	And then there's that business
00:21:20	Tell, tell!
00:21:21	Well, he took her out buggy riding
00:21:25	And then he refused to marry her!
00:21:31	No, but she was ruined just the same.
00:21:39	Ashley!
00:21:41	Happy?
00:21:42	So happy!
00:21:45	You seem to belong here...
00:21:47	...as if it had all been imagined for you.
00:21:51	I like to feel that I belong
00:21:53	You love Twelve Oaks as I do.
00:21:55	Yes, Ashley.
00:21:56	I love it as...
00:21:58	...as more than a house.
00:22:00	It's a whole world that wants only
00:22:04	It's so unaware that it may not last...
00:22:07	...forever.
00:22:08	You're afraid of what may happen
00:22:11	But we don't have to be afraid for us.
00:22:14	No war can come into our world, Ashley.
00:22:17	Whatever comes...
00:22:19	...l'll love you, just as I do now...
00:22:23	...until I die.
00:22:29	Isn't this better than sitting at a table?
00:22:30	A girl hasn't got but two sides to her
00:22:34	I'll go get her dessert.
00:22:35	- Here, she said me.
00:22:40	I think...
00:22:44	I think Charles Hamilton may get it.
00:22:48	Oh, thank you, Miss O'Hara!
00:22:50	Thank you.
00:22:52	Go get it.
00:22:53	Isn't he the luckiest...?
00:23:02	Miss O'Hara...
00:23:04	...I love you.
00:23:07	I don't guess I'm as hungry as I thought.
00:23:12	Why do I have to take a nap? I'm not tired.
00:23:15	Well-brought-up young ladies
00:23:18	And it's high time you started behavin' and
00:23:22	When we were at Saratoga I didn't notice
00:23:25	No, and you ain't gonna see
00:23:29	How was Ashley today, Scarlett?
00:23:30	He didn't seem to be paying
00:23:33	You mind your own business!
00:23:35	You'll be lucky not to lose
00:23:37	You've liked Ashley for months!
00:23:38	His engagement's gonna be announced
00:23:41	That's all you know.
00:23:43	Miss Scarlett! Miss Suellen!
00:23:46	Actin' like poor, white-trash children!
00:23:47	If you's old enough to go to parties,
00:23:50	Who cares!
00:24:41	We've borne enough insults
00:24:43	It's time we made them understand
00:24:46	...with or without their approval.
00:24:47	'Twas the sovereign right of the
00:24:50	That's right!
00:24:51	The South must assert herself
00:24:54	After we've fired on the Yankee rascals
00:24:58	- There's no other way!
00:25:00	Let the Yankees ask for peace!
00:25:02	The situation is very simple.
00:25:07	There won't even be a battle.
00:25:08	They'll just turn and run every time.
00:25:10	One Southerner can lick 20 Yankees.
00:25:11	We'll finish them in one battle.
00:25:13	Gentlemen can always fight better
00:25:15	Yes, gentlemen always can fight better
00:25:18	What does the captain of our troop say?
00:25:20	Well, gentlemen, if Georgia fights
00:25:24	But, like my father, I hope that the Yankees
00:25:27	- But, Ashley...
00:25:29	You can't mean you don't want war!
00:25:31	Most of the miseries of the world
00:25:34	And when the wars were over
00:25:38	If it wasn't that I knew you...
00:25:40	Now, gentlemen, Mr. Butler's been
00:25:44	Don't you agree with us, Mr. Butler?
00:25:46	I think it's hard winning a war with words,
00:25:49	What do you mean, sir?
00:25:50	There's not a cannon factory
00:25:53	What difference does that make
00:25:55	Lt'll make a great deal of difference
00:25:58	Are you hinting, Mr. Butler,
00:26:01	No, I'm not hinting.
00:26:02	I'm saying very plainly that the Yankees
00:26:05	They've got factories, shipyards,
00:26:07	...and a fleet to bottle up our harbors
00:26:10	All we've got is cotton and slaves
00:26:14	- That's Yankee treachery!
00:26:17	I'm sorry if the truth offends you.
00:26:19	Apologies aren't enough, sir!
00:26:21	I hear you were turned out of West Point,
00:26:24	...and you aren't received by any decent
00:26:32	I apologize again for all my shortcomings.
00:26:37	Perhaps you won't mind if I walk about
00:26:39	I seem to be spoiling everybody's brandy
00:26:43	...dreams of victory.
00:26:51	That'sjust about what you could expect
00:26:54	You did everything but call him out.
00:26:56	He refused to fight.
00:26:57	Not quite that, Charles.
00:27:00	Take advantage of me?
00:27:01	He's one of the best shots in the country...
00:27:03	...as he's proved a number of times...
00:27:04	...against steadier hands and cooler heads
00:27:06	- I'll show him!
00:27:08	Don't go tweaking his nose anymore.
00:27:10	You may be needed
00:27:13	Now, if you'll excuse me,
00:27:15	I think I'll just show him around.
00:27:30	Ashley!
00:27:38	Ashley!
00:27:40	Scarlett.
00:27:43	Who're you hiding from in here?
00:27:50	What are you up to?
00:27:53	Well, why aren't you upstairs resting
00:27:58	What is this, Scarlett? A secret?
00:28:00	Oh, Ashley, Ashley...
00:28:03	...I love you.
00:28:04	Scarlett!
00:28:05	I love you, I do!
00:28:09	Well, isn't it enough that you've gathered
00:28:13	You've always had mine.
00:28:15	Oh, don't tease me now.
00:28:17	Have I your heart, my darling?
00:28:19	You mustn't say such things.
00:28:23	Oh, I could never hate you,
00:28:27	Oh, you do care, don't you?
00:28:31	Yes...
00:28:32	...I care.
00:28:35	Oh, can't we go away and forget
00:28:39	But how can we do that?
00:28:41	Don't you want to marry me?
00:28:43	I'm going to marry Melanie.
00:28:45	But you can't. Not if you care for me.
00:28:47	Oh, my dear, why must you make me
00:28:51	How can I make you understand?
00:28:54	You're so young and unthinking.
00:28:56	You don't know what marriage means.
00:28:57	I know I love you,
00:28:59	You don't love Melanie.
00:29:01	She's like me, Scarlett.
00:29:03	She's part of my blood
00:29:06	But you love me.
00:29:08	How could I help loving you?
00:29:10	You have all the passion for life that I lack.
00:29:12	That kind of love isn't enough
00:29:15	...for two people as different as we are.
00:29:16	Well, why don't you say it, you coward?
00:29:20	You'd rather live with that fool
00:29:22	...to say "yes" and "no" and raise a passel
00:29:26	You mustn't say such things
00:29:27	Who are you to tell me I mustn't?
00:29:29	You led me on, you made me believe
00:29:31	Now, Scarlett, be fair.
00:29:34	You did, it's true you did!
00:29:38	I can't think of anything bad enough
00:30:07	Has the war started?
00:30:09	Sir, you should have made
00:30:13	In the middle of that beautiful love scene?
00:30:15	That wouldn't have been very tactful,
00:30:17	But don't worry,
00:30:20	Sir, you are no gentleman!
00:30:21	And you, Miss, are no lady.
00:30:24	Don't think I hold that against you.
00:30:26	Ladies have never held any charm for me.
00:30:27	First you take a low, common advantage
00:30:30	I meant it as a compliment
00:30:34	...when you're free of the spell
00:30:37	He doesn't strike me as half good enough
00:30:41	Your "passion for living."
00:30:42	How dare you!
00:30:46	And you were going to hate him
00:30:52	She certainly made a fool of herself
00:30:55	That's not fair, India.
00:30:57	She's so attractive,
00:31:00	Oh, Melanie, you're just too good
00:31:02	Didn't you see her going after
00:31:04	Yes, and she knows Charles belongs to me.
00:31:06	Oh, you're wrong, India.
00:31:08	Scarlett's just high-spirited and vivacious.
00:31:11	Men may flirt with girls like that
00:31:14	I think you're being very mean to her.
00:31:24	War! War's declared! War!
00:31:38	Miss O'Hara!
00:31:42	Miss O'Hara!
00:31:44	Mr. Lincoln has called for soldiers,
00:31:47	Don't you men ever think
00:31:49	But it's war and everybody's going off
00:31:52	They're going right away. I'm going too.
00:31:53	Everybody?
00:31:59	Oh, Miss O'Hara, will you be sorry?
00:32:01	To see us go, I mean.
00:32:03	I'll cry into my pillow every night.
00:32:05	Miss O'Hara, I told you I loved you.
00:32:07	You're the most beautiful girl in the world,
00:32:12	I know I couldn't hope
00:32:14	I'm so clumsy and stupid
00:32:17	But if you could think of marrying me
00:32:21	Just anything. I promise.
00:32:23	What did you say?
00:32:25	Miss O'Hara, I said, would you marry me?
00:32:33	Yes, Mr. Hamilton, I will.
00:32:35	You will? You'll marry me.
00:32:38	I don't think I'd want to wait.
00:32:39	You mean you'll marry me before I go?
00:32:42	Oh, Miss O'Hara.
00:32:44	Scarlett...
00:32:47	When may I speak to your father?
00:32:49	The sooner the better.
00:32:50	I'll go now. I can't wait.
00:32:51	Will you excuse me, dear?
00:32:58	Mr. O'Hara, Mr. O'Hara.
00:33:00	It'll be a week at least
00:33:02	Only a week, and then they'll take you
00:33:36	Scarlett, I thought of you
00:33:39	...and I hoped that yours would be
00:33:43	Was it?
00:33:44	Now we're really and truly sisters.
00:33:47	- Charles.
00:33:56	Don't cry, darling,
00:33:59	...and I'll be coming back to you.
00:34:43	Miss Scarlett!
00:34:45	Well, I don't care.
00:34:49	Miss Scarlett!
00:34:52	Why, I just go around scaring people
00:34:55	You ain't supposed to be around people.
00:34:58	For what? I don't feel anything.
00:35:01	Why should I have to pretend
00:35:04	What is it?
00:35:06	Oh, baby...
00:35:09	What is it?
00:35:10	My life is over.
00:35:12	Nothing will ever happen to me anymore.
00:35:17	Oh, Mother.
00:35:18	I know you'll think I'm horrible,
00:35:23	It's bad enough not being able
00:35:26	...but looking this way too.
00:35:27	I don't think you're at all horrible.
00:35:29	It's only natural to want to look young
00:35:33	Oh, baby...
00:35:36	How would you like
00:35:38	Savannah perhaps?
00:35:39	What would I do in Savannah?
00:35:41	Well, Atlanta then.
00:35:43	There's lots going on there.
00:35:45	And you could stay
00:35:49	Melanie.
00:35:50	Yes.
00:35:52	Yes, I could, couldn't I?
00:35:53	Oh, Mother, you're sweet to me,
00:35:57	You'd like it, really?
00:35:58	All right then.
00:36:03	You can take Prissy with you.
00:36:05	Start packing Miss Scarlett's things,
00:36:08	I'll go write the necessary letters.
00:36:13	Atlanta!
00:36:14	Savannah would be better for you.
00:36:17	What trouble are you talking about?
00:36:19	You know what trouble I's talkin' about.
00:36:22	He'll be comin' to Atlanta
00:36:24	...and you're sittin' there waitin'
00:36:27	- He belongs to Miss Melanie...
00:36:50	They're all whispering,
00:36:53	What's it matter what they say,
00:36:55	But Scarlett is living under my roof
00:36:59	...and for a widow to appear in public
00:37:03	Every time I think of it I feel faint!
00:37:06	Aunt Pitty, you know Scarlett came here
00:37:10	It was splendid of her
00:37:13	Anyone would think, to hear you talk...
00:37:15	...that she came here to dance
00:37:30	Ladies and gentlemen!
00:37:32	I have important news! Glorious news!
00:37:34	Another triumph
00:37:38	General Lee has completely
00:37:41	And swept the Yankee Army
00:37:54	And now, a happy surprise for all of us.
00:37:57	We have with us tonight that most daring
00:38:02	...whose fleet schooners,
00:38:05	...have brought us here the very woolens
00:38:09	I refer, ladies and gentlemen, to that
00:38:13	None other than our friend
00:38:16	...Captain Rhett Butler!
00:38:38	Permit me.
00:38:43	Captain Butler, it's such a pleasure
00:38:47	I met you last at my husband's home.
00:38:49	That's kind of you to remember,
00:38:51	Did you meet Captain Butler
00:38:54	Yes. I, I think so.
00:38:56	Only for a moment, Mrs. Hamilton.
00:38:59	You had broken something.
00:39:01	Yes, Captain Butler, I remember you.
00:39:04	Ladies, the Confederacy asks for
00:39:08	We aren't wearing any. We're in mourning.
00:39:10	Wait.
00:39:12	On behalf of Mrs. Wilkes
00:39:15	Thank you, Captain Butler.
00:39:16	Just a moment, please.
00:39:21	But it's your wedding ring, ma'am.
00:39:23	It may help my husband more,
00:39:27	Thank you.
00:39:30	That's a very beautiful thing to do,
00:39:33	Here.
00:39:34	You can have mine, too, for the cause.
00:39:39	And you, Mrs. Hamilton.
00:39:43	- Melanie!
00:39:45	I need your approval,
00:39:47	...for something we want to do
00:39:50	Will you excuse us, please?
00:39:54	I'll say one thing, the war makes
00:39:57	I wish you'd go away.
00:39:59	If you had any raising you'd know
00:40:04	Now, why be silly?
00:40:06	You've no reason for hating me.
00:40:11	I guess I'd be very unpatriotic
00:40:15	I do declare I was surprised to see
00:40:19	I can't bear to take advantage
00:40:22	I'm neither noble nor heroic.
00:40:24	But you are a blockade-runner.
00:40:26	For profit, and profit only.
00:40:28	Are you telling me
00:40:30	I believe in Rhett Butler.
00:40:33	The rest doesn't mean much to me.
00:40:37	And now, ladies and gentlemen...
00:40:39	...I have a startling surprise
00:40:44	Gentlemen, if you wish to lead the opening
00:40:48	...you must bid for her.
00:40:51	Caroline Meade, how can you permit
00:40:54	...this slave auction?
00:40:56	Dolly Merriwether,
00:40:59	Melanie Wilkes told the doctor...
00:41:00	...that if it's for the benefit of the cause,
00:41:03	She did!
00:41:04	Oh dear, oh dear.
00:41:08	I think I shall faint.
00:41:09	Don't you dare faint, Pittypat Hamilton.
00:41:11	If Melanie says it's all right, it is all right.
00:41:15	Come, gentlemen, do I hear your bids?
00:41:19	Don't be bashful, gentlemen.
00:41:21	Twenty dollars,
00:41:25	Twenty-five dollars for Miss Fanny Elsing.
00:41:27	Only $25 to give your...
00:41:29	One hundred and fifty dollars in gold.
00:41:32	For what lady, sir?
00:41:33	For Mrs. Charles Hamilton.
00:41:38	For whom, sir?
00:41:39	Mrs. Charles Hamilton.
00:41:41	Mrs. Hamilton is in mourning,
00:41:43	...but I'm sure any of our Atlanta belles
00:41:46	Dr. Meade, I said Mrs. Charles Hamilton.
00:41:50	She will not consider it, sir.
00:41:52	Oh yes, I will.
00:42:05	Choose your partners for the Virginia reel.
00:42:09	We've sort of shocked the Confederacy.
00:42:11	It's a bit like blockade-running, isn't it?
00:42:13	It's worse.
00:42:14	But I expect a very fancy profit out of it.
00:42:16	I don't care what you expect
00:42:18	I'm going to dance and dance.
00:42:19	Tonight I wouldn't mind dancing
00:42:53	Another dance and my reputation
00:42:55	With enough courage,
00:42:58	Oh, you do talk scandalous.
00:43:07	You do waltz divinely, Captain Butler.
00:43:10	Don't start flirting with me.
00:43:13	I want more than flirting from you.
00:43:16	What do you want?
00:43:18	I'll tell you, Scarlett O'Hara, if you'll take
00:43:23	Some day I want you to say to me...
00:43:25	...the words I heard you say
00:43:28	"I love you."
00:43:29	That's something you'll never hear from
00:43:53	How sweet, how kind.
00:43:55	He is a thoughtful gentleman.
00:43:57	Fiddle-dee-dee, why doesn't he say
00:44:09	Oh, the darling thing.
00:44:11	Oh, Rhett, it's lovely, lovely.
00:44:13	You didn't really bring it all the way
00:44:16	Yes, I thought it was about time
00:44:20	Next trip I'll bring you some green silk
00:44:22	Oh, Rhett.
00:44:23	It's my duty to our brave boys at the front
00:44:29	Oh, it's so long
00:44:42	How do I look?
00:44:44	Awful! Just awful.
00:44:46	Why, what's the matter?
00:44:47	This war has stopped being a joke...
00:44:49	...when a girl like you doesn't know how
00:44:57	Oh, Rhett, let me do it.
00:45:05	But, Rhett, I don't know how I dare wear it.
00:45:08	You will though.
00:45:10	And another thing, those pantalettes.
00:45:13	I don't know a woman in Paris
00:45:16	Oh, what do they...?
00:45:17	You shouldn't talk about such things.
00:45:19	You little hypocrite.
00:45:20	You don't mind my knowing about them,
00:45:23	But, I really can't go on accepting gifts
00:45:26	I'm not kind. I'm just tempting you.
00:45:29	I never give anything without expecting
00:45:32	If you think I'll marry you to pay
00:45:35	Don't flatter yourself.
00:45:38	Well, I won't kiss you for it either.
00:45:50	Open your eyes and look at me.
00:45:53	No, I don't think I will kiss you...
00:45:55	...although you need kissing badly.
00:45:57	That's what's wrong with you.
00:45:58	You should be kissed and often.
00:46:01	Oh, and I suppose you think
00:46:04	I might be, if the right moment ever came.
00:46:07	You're a conceited, black-hearted varmint,
00:46:10	And I don't know why
00:46:13	I'll tell you why, Scarlett.
00:46:14	Because I'm the only man over 16
00:46:16	...who's around to show you a good time.
00:46:19	But cheer up,
00:46:21	Oh really, Rhett? Why?
00:46:23	There's a battle going on right now
00:46:26	...one way or the other.
00:46:27	Oh, Rhett. Is Ashley in it?
00:46:31	You still haven't gotten the wooden-headed
00:46:34	Yes, I suppose he's in it.
00:46:35	Oh, but tell me, Rhett, where is it?
00:46:37	Some little town in Pennsylvania
00:47:59	Here you is, Miss Melanie.
00:48:00	They was fightin' for them
00:48:03	Scarlett, you look. The W's at the end.
00:48:09	Wellman, Wendell, White,
00:48:13	...Williams, Woolsey, Workman.
00:48:14	Scarlett, you've passed him.
00:48:17	Oh, he isn't there!
00:48:19	He isn't there!
00:48:20	Ashley's safe. He isn't listed.
00:48:22	Oh, he's safe, he's safe.
00:48:26	Oh, Scarlett, you're so sweet
00:48:37	I must go to her.
00:48:40	Don't, my dear, not here.
00:48:42	Let's go home.
00:48:45	Dr. Meade, not...
00:48:46	Yes, our boy, Darcy.
00:48:50	I was making these mittens for him.
00:48:53	He won't need them now.
00:48:56	Mother, I'm going to enlist! I'll show 'em.
00:48:59	Phil Meade, you hush your mouth.
00:49:01	Do you think it will help your mother
00:49:03	I never heard of anything so silly.
00:49:07	It's a black day, Scarlett.
00:49:11	Ashley's safe.
00:49:12	I'm glad, for Mrs. Wilkes' sake.
00:49:14	But, Rhett, there are so many others.
00:49:15	Many of your friends?
00:49:16	Just about every family in the county.
00:49:20	Yes, look at them.
00:49:24	The South's sinking to its knees.
00:49:28	The cause...
00:49:30	The cause of living in the past is dying
00:49:33	I never heard you talk like that before.
00:49:35	I'm angry. Waste always makes me angry.
00:49:41	But don't you be downcast.
00:49:43	Ashley Wilkes is still alive to come home
00:49:46	...both of them.
00:50:23	Oh, you're here.
00:50:28	Oh, you're here. You're really here at last.
00:50:31	Oh, my dear, I've waited so long.
00:50:33	Melanie, my dear, my darling wife.
00:50:39	Oh, but we're forgetting Scarlett.
00:50:43	Scarlett, dear.
00:50:46	Well, is this any way to greet
00:50:50	Ashley, I...
00:50:55	Merry Christmas, Ashley.
00:51:05	Come on, old gentleman, come on.
00:51:09	We've got all your little chicks.
00:51:11	You got nobody to worry your head
00:51:14	Come on.
00:51:16	Now you just stand still so you can be
00:51:20	Now hold on.
00:51:22	Hold on!
00:51:24	Don't go gettin' so uppity...
00:51:26	...even if you is the last chicken in Atlanta.
00:51:30	Let's not talk about the war.
00:51:33	Let's talk about Twelve Oaks, and Tara
00:51:36	Can we have the wine, Aunt Pittypat?
00:51:38	Why did you say there wasn't enough,
00:51:40	There's plenty. It's the very last
00:51:44	He got it from his uncle,
00:51:48	...who married his cousin,
00:51:51	...who was his second cousin once removed
00:51:55	I saved it to wish Ashley
00:51:59	But you mustn't drink it all at once
00:52:07	I meant it, my dear.
00:52:10	Only generals have tunics like this,
00:52:12	I'm so happy you like it, dear.
00:52:14	Where did you get the cloth?
00:52:16	It was sent to me by a Charleston lady.
00:52:18	I nursed her son while he was in
00:52:22	Oh, you will take good care of it,
00:52:25	You won't let it get torn.
00:52:27	Promise me.
00:52:28	You mustn't worry.
00:52:30	I'll bring it back to you
00:52:36	Good night, my dear.
00:52:37	Good night, Scarlett, darling.
00:52:52	Is it time yet, Uncle Peter,
00:52:54	Pretty quick now, Miss Scarlett.
00:52:56	She isn't going to the depot with him?
00:52:59	No, ma'am. She's layin' down.
00:53:01	She's so upset Mist' Wilkes told her
00:53:11	Ashley!
00:53:17	Ashley, let me go to the depot with you.
00:53:19	Oh, Scarlett, I'd rather remember you
00:53:23	...not shivering at the depot.
00:53:25	All right.
00:53:27	Oh, Ashley, I've got a present for you, too.
00:53:36	Why, Scarlett, it's beautiful.
00:53:39	Tie it on me, my dear.
00:53:42	While Melly was making your new tunic,
00:53:46	You made it yourself?
00:53:48	Well, then I shall value it all the more.
00:53:51	You know there's nothing
00:53:55	There's something you can do for me.
00:53:57	What is it?
00:53:58	Will you look after Melanie for me?
00:54:01	She's so frail and gentle
00:54:05	You see, if I were killed and she...
00:54:06	Oh, you mustn't say that. It's bad luck.
00:54:10	You say one for me.
00:54:12	We shall need all our prayers
00:54:16	The end?
00:54:17	The end of the war.
00:54:19	And the end of our world, Scarlett.
00:54:22	But, Ashley, you don't think
00:54:25	Oh, Scarlett, my men are barefooted now...
00:54:29	...and the snow in Virginia is deep.
00:54:32	When I see them...
00:54:34	...and I see the Yankees coming
00:54:41	Well, when the end does come
00:54:44	It'll be a comfort to me to know
00:54:48	You will promise, won't you?
00:54:52	Yes.
00:54:54	Is that all, Ashley?
00:54:57	All except, goodbye.
00:55:00	Oh, Ashley, I can't let you go.
00:55:02	- You must be brave...
00:55:03	You must.
00:55:05	How else can I bear going?
00:55:08	Oh, Scarlett, you are so fine
00:55:12	Not just your sweet face, my dear...
00:55:15	...but you.
00:55:20	Oh, Ashley, kiss me.
00:55:23	Kiss me goodbye!
00:55:31	No, Scarlett.
00:55:32	Oh, Ashley, I love you.
00:55:34	I've always loved you.
00:55:37	I only married Charles just to hurt you.
00:55:39	Oh, Ashley. Tell me you love me.
00:55:42	I'll live on it the rest of my life.
00:55:47	Goodbye.
00:56:07	When the war is over, Ashley.
00:56:10	When the war is over.
00:56:31	And there's a place back home...
00:56:33	...where a wild plum tree comes to flower
00:56:38	Down by the creek, you know.
00:56:40	Yes, I know, I know.
00:56:42	When we were little,
00:56:45	I told you about my brother, Jeff,
00:56:49	I know I did.
00:56:51	He...
00:56:52	We don't know where Jeff is now, ma'am.
00:56:55	Since Bull Run we haven't heard
00:56:59	Please, we must have
00:57:01	Just take this in your mouth
00:57:04	Not just now.
00:57:06	Melanie, I'm so tired I've gotta go home.
00:57:09	Aren't you tired, Melanie?
00:57:11	No, I'm not tired, Scarlett.
00:57:15	This might be...
00:57:16	...Ashley.
00:57:18	And only strangers here to comfort him.
00:57:21	No, I'm not tired, Scarlett.
00:57:24	They could all be...
00:57:26	...Ashley.
00:57:39	I've been sittin' by this curb one solid hour
00:57:43	Go on, you trash,
00:57:46	Don't talk to her, Melly.
00:57:47	It's all right, Scarlett. Who are you?
00:57:50	My name's Belle Watlin'.
00:57:52	I expect you think
00:57:55	Hadn't you best tell me
00:57:57	First time I come here, I says,
00:58:00	But the ladies didn't want
00:58:02	Well, they was more than likely right.
00:58:05	Then I tried givin' 'em money.
00:58:06	My money wasn't good enough
00:58:09	Old pea-hens!
00:58:11	I know a gentleman
00:58:13	If you are, which they ain't,
00:58:17	What are you doing here?
00:58:20	This time I'm conversin' with Miss Wilkes.
00:58:22	You might as well take my money,
00:58:24	It's good money, even if it is mine.
00:58:26	I'm sure you're very generous.
00:58:28	No, I'm not. I'm a Confederate
00:58:31	Of course you are.
00:58:32	There's some folks here
00:58:34	But maybe they ain't
00:58:44	Look, Mrs. Meade.
00:58:47	Ten, $20, $30, $50.
00:58:49	And it's not our paper money. It's gold.
00:58:52	Let me see that handkerchief.
00:58:54	"R. B."
00:58:58	And she's driving away
00:59:01	Oh, if I just wasn't a lady
00:59:38	"The Lord is my Shepherd.
00:59:41	"He maketh me to lie down
00:59:44	"He leadeth...
00:59:47	"He restoreth my soul.
00:59:49	"He leadeth me in the paths
00:59:53	"Yeah, though I walk through the valley
00:59:57	"...I will fear no evil.
00:59:58	"For Thou art with me.
01:00:00	"Thy rod and Thy staff, they comfort me."
01:00:03	Yankees!
01:00:05	The Yankees!
01:00:08	They'll never get into Atlanta.
01:00:13	Give me something for the pain.
01:00:16	Give me something for the pain!
01:00:18	Sorry, son, we haven't got anything
01:00:22	These animules is drivin' me crazy!
01:00:25	What luck! You've got my jack...!
01:00:28	Give me an ace and I'll start another war!
01:00:30	I'll bid the moon!
01:00:35	That I'll never see you or Pa again.
01:00:40	This leg's got to come off, soldier.
01:00:42	No, no! Leave me alone!
01:00:44	I'm sorry, soldier.
01:00:46	We're all run out of chloroform, Dr. Meade.
01:00:47	Then we'll have to operate without it.
01:00:49	No, no! Leave me alone!
01:00:51	You can't do it. I won't let you do it to me!
01:00:53	Tell Dr. Wilson to take this leg off
01:00:56	No, no! Don't!
01:00:58	I haven't seen my family in three days.
01:01:01	I'm going home for half an hour.
01:01:03	Orderly! Give me a lift.
01:01:09	Nurse, you can free this bed.
01:01:12	Miss Scarlett!
01:01:15	Why, Frank Kennedy!
01:01:17	Miss Suellen, is she well?
01:01:19	When did they bring you in?
01:01:22	- But Miss Suellen, is she...
01:01:25	Dr. Wilson needs you
01:01:26	He's going to take off that leg.
01:01:31	I'll be back.
01:01:33	No, no, leave me alone!
01:01:36	No, no, I can't stand it!
01:01:39	No don't! Don't cut!
01:01:43	Don't cut!
01:01:44	Don't, don't!
01:01:46	Please!
01:01:48	Where's the nurse?
01:01:53	Mrs. Hamilton, Dr. Wilson's waiting.
01:01:55	Let him wait! I'm going home!
01:01:57	I don't want any more men dying!
01:02:59	Big Sam!
01:03:01	Big Sam! Big Sam!
01:03:04	Almighty Moses, it's Miss Scarlett!
01:03:07	Big Sam!
01:03:08	Big Sam!
01:03:09	Sam, 'Lige, 'Postel, Prophet!
01:03:13	Tell me about Tara, about my mother.
01:03:16	- She's gone and got sick, Miss Scarlett.
01:03:18	Just a little bit sick, that's all.
01:03:20	Your pa was wild when they wouldn't
01:03:23	He had fits when they took us field hands
01:03:26	But your ma says
01:03:28	So we're gonna dig for the South.
01:03:30	Sam, was there a doctor?
01:03:31	Sorry, ma'am, we've got to march.
01:03:32	Goodbye, Miss Scarlett.
01:03:35	Goodbye, Big Sam. Goodbye, boys.
01:03:38	- Goodbye, Miss Scarlett.
01:03:40	- Goodbye.
01:04:01	Scarlett!
01:04:02	Scarlett!
01:04:07	Climb into this buggy.
01:04:10	You'll get run over.
01:04:11	Oh, Rhett!
01:04:12	Drive me to Aunt Pitty's, please.
01:04:16	Panic's a pretty sight, isn't it?
01:04:21	That's just another of General Sherman's
01:04:24	He'll be paying us a visit soon.
01:04:25	I've gotta get out of here
01:04:28	And leave your work at the hospital?
01:04:30	Or have you had enough of death and lice
01:04:33	I suppose you weren't meant
01:04:36	Don't talk to me like that. I'm so scared.
01:04:38	I wish I could get out of here.
01:04:40	Let's get out of here together.
01:04:41	No use staying here and letting the South
01:04:44	There are too many nice places
01:04:47	Mexico, London, Paris...
01:04:49	- With you?
01:04:51	With a man who understands you
01:04:55	I figure we belong together,
01:04:58	I've been waiting for you to grow up and
01:05:03	Well, I hear Mrs. Wilkes is going to have
01:05:07	It'll be hard loving a man
01:05:13	Well, here we are. Are you going with me,
01:05:17	I hate and despise you, Rhett Butler,
01:05:23	Oh no, you won't, Scarlett. Not that long.
01:05:32	Miss Scarlett! Miss Scarlett!
01:05:34	Folks is all goin' to Macon
01:05:38	I can't bear it!
01:05:41	I faint every time I hear one!
01:05:44	Uncle Peter, look out for that trunk!
01:05:46	But, Aunt Pitty, you aren't leaving?
01:05:48	I may be a coward, but oh dear!
01:05:51	Yankees in Georgia!
01:05:53	How did they ever get in?
01:05:54	I'm going, too. Prissy, go pack my things.
01:05:57	Wait, Aunt Pitty, I won't take a minute.
01:05:58	Scarlett, do you really think you ought to?
01:06:00	Scarlett!
01:06:02	What is this?
01:06:04	And don't you dare try to stop me.
01:06:08	I've had enough of smelling death
01:06:11	I'm going home. I want my mother.
01:06:14	Now you've got to listen to me.
01:06:17	Without a chaperon, Dr. Meade?
01:06:19	Good heavens, woman, this is war,
01:06:22	You've got to stay. Melanie needs you.
01:06:24	Oh, bother Melanie.
01:06:25	She's ill already.
01:06:27	She may have a difficult time.
01:06:28	Well, can't we take her along?
01:06:30	Do you want her to take that chance?
01:06:31	Do you want her to be jounced
01:06:33	...and have her baby ahead of time,
01:06:35	It isn't my baby! You take care of her!
01:06:36	Scarlett! We haven't enough doctors...
01:06:38	...much less nurses
01:06:41	You've got to stay for Melanie.
01:06:42	What for?
01:06:43	I don't know anything about babies
01:06:45	I knows, I knows.
01:06:47	I knows how to do it.
01:06:49	Let me, Doctor, let me. I can do everythin'.
01:06:52	- Good. Then I'll rely on you to help us.
01:06:55	Ashley's fighting in the field,
01:06:58	He may never come back. He may die.
01:07:02	Scarlett, we owe him a well-born child.
01:07:05	Ashley.
01:07:06	If you're coming, Scarlett, hurry!
01:07:08	I promised Ashley...
01:07:10	...something.
01:07:11	Then you'll stay?
01:07:13	Good. Go along, Miss Pittypat.
01:07:16	Go on, Uncle Peter.
01:07:19	It's like the end of the world.
01:07:23	Uncle Peter, my smelling salts.
01:07:32	Melanie, it's all your fault!
01:07:35	I hate you, I hate you!
01:07:37	And I hate your baby!
01:07:39	If only I hadn't promised Ashley!
01:07:41	If only I hadn't promised him!
01:08:11	Stop! Stop, please stop!
01:08:14	Is it true? Are the Yankees coming?
01:08:15	I'm afraid so, ma'am.
01:08:17	Pulling out of Atlanta?
01:08:19	Not leavin', ma'am, evacuatin'.
01:08:21	We've got to before Sherman cuts
01:08:24	It can't be true! It can't be true!
01:08:27	Better refugee south right quick, ma'am.
01:08:31	Prissy!
01:08:34	Prissy, come here!
01:08:35	Go pack my things and Miss Melanie's too.
01:08:39	The Yankees are coming!
01:08:40	Yes, ma'am.
01:08:42	Scarlett!
01:08:44	Scarlett!
01:08:45	Melly, we're going to...
01:08:49	Melly!
01:08:53	I'm sorry to be such a bother, Scarlett.
01:08:58	It began at daybreak.
01:09:01	But, but...
01:09:03	But the Yankees are coming.
01:09:06	Poor Scarlett.
01:09:08	You'd be at Tara now with your mother,
01:09:12	...if it weren't for me?
01:09:15	Oh, Scarlett, darling...
01:09:17	...you've been so good to me.
01:09:19	No sister could have been sweeter.
01:09:24	I've been lying here thinking...
01:09:27	...if I should die...
01:09:30	...will you take my baby?
01:09:34	Oh, fiddle-dee-dee, Melly.
01:09:36	Aren't things bad enough
01:09:39	- I'll send for Dr. Meade right now.
01:09:42	I couldn't let Dr. Meade sit here
01:09:45	...while all those poor, wounded boys...
01:09:50	Prissy! Prissy! Come here, quick!
01:09:53	Go get Dr. Meade! Run quick!
01:09:54	Yes, ma'am. The baby!
01:09:57	Well, don't stand there like a scared goat.
01:10:02	Hurry! I'll sell you South, I will!
01:10:07	Where's that Prissy?
01:10:11	This room's like an oven already...
01:10:14	...and it isn't noon yet.
01:10:18	Oh, don't worry, Melly.
01:10:21	Mother says it always seems
01:10:25	If I don't take a strap to that Prissy!
01:10:35	Oh, Melly.
01:10:37	You know what I heard
01:10:39	You remember that funny-looking beau
01:10:41	The one with a uniform
01:10:45	You don't have to keep on talking
01:10:48	I know how worried you are.
01:11:03	Oh, Melly, I'll just go and fetch you
01:11:08	You're as slow as molasses in January.
01:11:10	And where's Dr. Meade?
01:11:11	- I ain't never seen him, Miss Scarlett.
01:11:13	No, ma'am. He ain't at the hospital.
01:11:16	A man, he told me the doctor's down
01:11:21	Well, why didn't you go after him?
01:11:23	Miss Scarlett.
01:11:24	I's scared to go down there to the car shed.
01:11:28	There's folks dyin' down there
01:11:33	Oh, you go sit by Miss Melly.
01:11:35	And don't you be upsetting her,
01:12:15	- Have you seen Dr. Meade?
01:12:21	Dr. Meade!
01:13:06	Dr. Meade! At last!
01:13:07	Oh, thank heavens you're here.
01:13:11	Come, child! Wake up!
01:13:14	But Melly's having her baby.
01:13:17	Are you crazy?
01:13:20	They're dyin', hundreds of them!
01:13:23	But there isn't anybody.
01:13:26	Die!
01:13:27	Look at them!
01:13:30	No chloroform! No bandages!
01:13:34	Now run along and don't bother me.
01:13:37	Now don't worry, child.
01:13:40	Now bring those stretchers in here!
01:13:41	Dr. Meade!
01:13:42	Here. I'm coming.
01:14:02	Is the doctor come?
01:14:04	No, he can't come.
01:14:06	Oh, Miss Scarlett, Miss Melly bad off.
01:14:09	He can't come. There's nobody to come.
01:14:12	Prissy, you've got to manage
01:14:15	Oh, lordy, Miss Scarlett.
01:14:18	Well, what is it?
01:14:19	Lordy, we've got to have a doctor.
01:14:22	I don't know nothin' about birthin' babies.
01:14:26	- What do you mean?
01:14:27	You told me you knew everything about it.
01:14:29	I don't know how come I tell such a lie.
01:14:31	Ma ain't never let me 'round
01:14:35	Scarlett!
01:14:37	Scarlett!
01:14:39	Oh, Miss Scarlett...
01:14:41	Stop it!
01:14:44	Go light a fire in the stove!
01:14:45	Keep boiling water in the kettle,
01:14:48	...and all the clean towels you can find,
01:14:50	Don't come telling me you can't find them.
01:14:52	Go get them, and get them quick!
01:14:55	Scarlett!
01:15:05	Coming, Melly.
01:15:08	Coming.
01:15:13	Go, Scarlett, before the Yankees get here.
01:15:15	I'm not afraid. You know I won't leave you.
01:15:17	It's no use. I'm going to die.
01:15:19	Don't be a goose, Melly. Hold on to me.
01:15:22	Talk to me, Scarlett.
01:15:24	Please talk to me.
01:15:26	Don't try to be brave, Melly.
01:15:27	Yell all you want to,
01:15:30	Ma says that if you puts a knife
01:15:39	Cap'n Butler!
01:15:42	Cap'n Butler!
01:15:45	What do you want?
01:15:46	Cap'n Butler.
01:15:47	He's upstairs. Belle Watlin's givin' a party.
01:15:51	Thank you.
01:15:55	Cap'n Butler! Oh, Cap'n Butler!
01:15:57	What's all the rumpus about?
01:16:00	I's got a message for Cap'n Butler,
01:16:03	Cap'n Butler, you come out here
01:16:07	What is it, Prissy?
01:16:08	Miss Scarlett, she done sent me for you.
01:16:11	Miss Melly, she done had her baby today.
01:16:14	And a fine baby boy...
01:16:17	...and Miss Scarlett and me, we brung him.
01:16:20	Do you mean to tell me that Scarlett...
01:16:21	Well, it was mostly me, Cap'n Butler,
01:16:25	...she helped me a little, but I don't expect
01:16:30	Only Miss Melly, she feelin' kinda poorly
01:16:35	Yes, I can believe that!
01:16:36	And the Yankees is comin'
01:16:41	Oh, Cap'n Butler, the Yankees is here!
01:16:44	Please come and bring your carriage
01:16:48	I'm sorry, Prissy, but the Army took
01:16:51	You'd better come upstairs.
01:16:53	Oh, no, Cap'n Butler!
01:16:55	My ma would wear me out with a cornstalk
01:17:00	Any of you beauties know where I can steal
01:17:10	- Whoa, Marse Robert.
01:17:13	- We's here, Miss Scarlett. We's here!
01:17:16	Good evening. Nice weather we're having.
01:17:18	Prissy tells me you're planning
01:17:20	If you make any jokes now I'll kill you!
01:17:22	Don't tell me you're frightened.
01:17:23	I'm scared to death. If you had the sense
01:17:27	Oh, the Yankees.
01:17:29	No, not yet.
01:17:30	That's what's left of our Army,
01:17:32	...so the Yankees won't get it.
01:17:33	We've got to get out of here.
01:17:35	At your service, Madam.
01:17:36	Just where are you figuring on going?
01:17:38	Home, to Tara.
01:17:39	Don't you know that they've been fighting
01:17:41	Do you think you can parade through
01:17:43	...with a sick woman,
01:17:46	...or do you intend leaving them behind?
01:17:47	They're going with me and I'm going home
01:17:50	Don't you know it's dangerous jouncing
01:17:53	I want my mother!
01:17:56	I want to go home to Tara!
01:17:58	Tara's probably been burned to the ground.
01:18:00	The woods are full of stragglers
01:18:01	The least they'll do is take the horse
01:18:03	...and even though it isn't
01:18:05	...I did have a lot of trouble stealing it.
01:18:06	I'm going home if I have to walk
01:18:09	I'll kill you if you try to stop me.
01:18:13	I will!
01:18:20	All right, darling, all right.
01:18:25	I guess anybody who did what you've done
01:18:30	Here, now. Stop crying.
01:18:34	Now blow your nose like a good little girl.
01:18:37	There.
01:18:49	Prissy! What are you doing?
01:18:50	I's packin', Miss Scarlett.
01:18:52	Stop it and come get the baby.
01:18:53	Yes, ma'am.
01:18:57	Melly!
01:18:59	Mrs. Wilkes, we're taking you to Tara.
01:19:02	Tara...
01:19:03	- It's the only way, Melly.
01:19:05	Sherman will burn the house
01:19:08	It's all right, Melly.
01:19:09	My baby.
01:19:11	My poor baby.
01:19:17	Have you the strength to put your arms
01:19:19	I think so.
01:19:24	Never mind.
01:19:25	Oh, Ashley, Charles...
01:19:27	What is it? What does she want?
01:19:29	Ashley's picture, Charles' sword.
01:19:32	Get them.
01:19:48	What's that?
01:19:50	Our gallant lads must have set fire
01:19:53	There's enough ammunition in the box cars
01:19:55	We'll have to hurry to get
01:19:57	- You're not going that way!
01:19:59	The McDonough Road's the only one
01:20:11	Oh, wait. I forgot to lock the front door.
01:20:13	What are you laughing at?
01:20:15	At you, locking the Yankees out.
01:20:33	Oh, dear, I wish they'd hurry.
01:20:35	I wouldn't be in such a hurry
01:20:37	With them goes the last semblance
01:20:42	The scavengers aren't wasting any time.
01:20:48	We've got to get out of here, fast.
01:20:50	There's a horse!
01:21:02	Down the alley, cut them off.
01:21:17	Give me that horse.
01:21:29	Miss Scarlett!
01:21:34	They haven't left much for the Yankees
01:21:36	We'll have to make a dash for it
01:22:00	Come on!
01:22:05	Throw me your shawl.
01:22:10	Sorry, but you'll like it better
01:23:10	Take a good look, my dear.
01:23:12	It's a historic moment.
01:23:13	You can tell your grandchildren how you
01:23:34	They were going to lick the Yankees
01:23:36	The poor gallant fools!
01:23:38	They make me sick, all of them!
01:23:39	Getting us all into this
01:23:43	That's the way I felt once
01:23:47	Rhett, I'm so glad you aren't
01:23:49	You can be proud, now, proud that you've
01:23:55	I'm not so proud.
01:24:15	Why did you stop?
01:24:16	This is the turn to Tara.
01:24:19	Mrs. Wilkes.
01:24:20	Miss Melly done fainted way back,
01:24:24	Well, she's probably better off.
01:24:25	She couldn't stand the pain
01:24:29	Scarlett, are you still determined to do
01:24:32	Yes. I know we can get through, Rhett.
01:24:34	Not we, my dear, you.
01:24:37	I'm leaving you here.
01:24:38	You're what? Rhett, where are you going?
01:24:41	I'm going, my dear, to join the Army.
01:24:43	You're joking!
01:24:46	I'm very serious, Scarlett.
01:24:48	I'm going to join up
01:24:50	But they're running away!
01:24:51	No. They'll turn and make a last stand,
01:24:55	When they do, I'll be with them.
01:24:57	Rhett, you must be joking!
01:25:00	Selfish to the end, aren't you?
01:25:02	Thinking only of your own precious hide,
01:25:06	Rhett, how could you do this to me...
01:25:07	...and why should you go now,
01:25:10	Why? Why?
01:25:11	Why?
01:25:12	Maybe it's because I've always had
01:25:15	...once they're really lost.
01:25:17	Or maybe...
01:25:19	...maybe I'm ashamed of myself.
01:25:22	Who knows?
01:25:23	You should die of shame
01:25:26	You helpless?
01:25:29	Heaven help the Yankees
01:25:32	Now, climb down here.
01:25:35	No!
01:25:37	Climb down.
01:25:41	Oh, Rhett, please don't go.
01:25:44	I'll never forgive you!
01:25:46	I'm not asking you to forgive me.
01:25:50	And if a bullet gets me, so help me,
01:25:55	But there's one thing I do know...
01:25:56	...and that is that I love you, Scarlett.
01:25:58	In spite of you and me and the whole
01:26:01	...I love you...
01:26:02	...because we're alike. Bad lots, both of us.
01:26:05	Selfish and shrewd...
01:26:07	...but able to look things in the eyes
01:26:10	Don't hold me like that!
01:26:12	Scarlett, look at me.
01:26:15	I love you more
01:26:18	And I've waited longer for you
01:26:21	Let me alone!
01:26:23	Here's a soldier of the South
01:26:26	...wants to feel your arms around him...
01:26:27	...wants to carry the memory
01:26:30	Never mind about loving me.
01:26:32	You're a woman sending a soldier
01:26:36	Scarlett, kiss me.
01:26:38	Kiss me, once.
01:26:45	You low-down, cowardly, nasty thing, you!
01:26:47	They were right! Everybody was right!
01:26:54	A minor point at such a moment.
01:26:58	Here.
01:26:59	If anyone lays a hand on that nag,
01:27:02	But don't make a mistake
01:27:03	Oh, go on. I want you to go.
01:27:07	I hope you're blown into a million pieces!
01:27:09	Never mind the rest.
01:27:12	And when I'm dead on the altar
01:27:14	...I hope your conscience hurts you.
01:27:17	Goodbye, Scarlett.
01:27:43	Come on, you! We're going home.
01:28:58	Oh, my poor baby.
01:29:02	Don't worry, Melly.
01:29:04	Mother'll take care of him
01:29:06	Miss Scarlett, I's powerful hungry.
01:29:09	We's got to have something to eat.
01:29:11	Oh, hush up!
01:29:12	We're nearly at Twelve Oaks.
01:29:16	Go on!
01:30:21	Ashley, I'm glad you're not here to see this.
01:30:25	The Yankees!
01:30:27	The dirty Yankees!
01:30:43	Prissy, come tie up this cow!
01:30:46	We don't need no cow, Miss Scarlett.
01:30:48	We'll be home soon, and I's scared of cows.
01:30:52	Tear up your petticoat and tie her
01:30:55	We need milk for the baby, and
01:31:07	Melly! Melly, we're home!
01:31:09	We're at Tara!
01:31:10	Hurry! Move, you brute!
01:31:14	Miss Scarlett, he's dead!
01:31:16	I can't see the house! Is it there?
01:31:24	Oh, it's all right.
01:31:26	It's all right! They haven't burned it!
01:31:28	It's still there!
01:31:33	Mother! Mother! Pa!
01:31:38	Mother! Mother! Pa!
01:31:46	Mother, let me in. It's me, Scarlett!
01:31:53	Pa!
01:31:54	Oh, Pa!
01:31:56	I'm home!
01:31:59	I'm home!
01:32:03	Katie.
01:32:05	Katie Scarlett.
01:32:08	Oh, darlin'.
01:32:20	Mammy!
01:32:22	- Mammy, I'm home.
01:32:27	Oh, Mammy, I'm so...
01:32:31	Where's Mother?
01:32:33	Why...
01:32:34	...Miss Suellen and Miss Carreen,
01:32:39	They had it bad,
01:32:42	Just weak like little kittens.
01:32:43	But where's Mother?
01:32:47	Well...
01:32:48	...Miss Ellen, she went down to nurse
01:32:54	...and she took down with it, too.
01:32:58	- And last night she...
01:33:04	Mother.
01:34:10	Miss Scarlett, honey.
01:34:11	If there's anythin' I can do, Miss Scarlett...
01:34:15	What did you do with Miss Melly?
01:34:16	Don't you worry your pretty head
01:34:19	I done slapped her in bed already,
01:34:22	You better put that cow I brought
01:34:24	There ain't no barn no more, Miss Scarlett.
01:34:26	The Yankees done burned it for firewood.
01:34:28	They used the house for their headquarters.
01:34:30	They camped all around the place.
01:34:32	Yankees in Tara!
01:34:34	Yes, ma'am, and they stole most everythin'
01:34:36	All the clothes and all the rugs
01:34:43	I'm starving, Pork.
01:34:44	There ain't nothin' to eat, honey.
01:34:48	All the chickens, everything?
01:34:50	They took them the first thing.
01:34:51	And what they didn't eat
01:34:54	Don't tell me any more
01:35:12	What's this, Pa?
01:35:14	Whiskey?
01:35:15	Yes, daughter.
01:35:20	Here, Katie Scarlett, that's enough!
01:35:23	You're not knowing spirits,
01:35:26	I hope it makes me drunk.
01:35:28	I'd like to be drunk.
01:35:33	Oh, Pa.
01:35:37	What are those papers?
01:35:40	Bonds.
01:35:42	They're all we've saved.
01:35:44	All we have left.
01:35:46	Bonds.
01:35:48	What kind of bonds, Pa?
01:35:50	Why, Confederate bonds,
01:35:53	Confederate bonds?
01:35:55	What good are they to anybody?
01:35:57	I'll not have you talking like that,
01:36:00	Oh, Pa, what are we going to do
01:36:05	We must ask your mother.
01:36:08	That's it!
01:36:10	We must ask Mrs. O'Hara.
01:36:13	- Ask Mother?
01:36:16	Mrs. O'Hara will know what's to be done.
01:36:19	Now don't be botherin' me.
01:36:21	Go out for a ride.
01:36:23	I'm busy.
01:36:42	Oh, Pa...
01:36:44	...don't worry about anything.
01:36:47	Katie Scarlett's home.
01:36:51	You needn't worry.
01:37:07	Miss Scarlett.
01:37:08	What are we gonna to do with nothin'
01:37:13	I don't know, Mammy.
01:37:16	I don't know.
01:37:17	We ain't got nothin' but radishes
01:37:20	Miss Scarlett,
01:37:23	...they's fussin' to be sponged off.
01:37:26	Where are the other servants, Mammy?
01:37:27	Miss Scarlett, there's only
01:37:30	The others went off to the war
01:37:32	I can't take care of that baby
01:37:36	I's only got two hands.
01:37:38	Who's going to milk that cow,
01:39:02	As God is my witness...
01:39:05	As God is my witness,
01:39:08	I'm going to live through this, and when
01:39:13	No, nor any of my folks.
01:39:16	If I have to lie, steal, cheat or kill.
01:39:20	As God is my witness,
00:02:42	Look at my hands.
00:02:44	Mother said you could always tell a lady
00:02:48	I guess things like hands and ladies
00:02:52	You rest, Sue, you're not well yet,
00:02:56	Scarlett's hateful, making us work
00:03:00	Too bad about that.
00:03:02	Now get back to work.
00:03:05	What do I care about Tara? I hate Tara!
00:03:11	Don't you ever dare say
00:03:14	The same as hating Pa and Ma.
00:03:23	Katie Scarlett, there's something
00:03:26	Yes, Pa, what is it?
00:03:27	I've been talking to Prissy and Mammy.
00:03:31	You must be firm with inferiors
00:03:34	...especially darkies.
00:03:35	Yes, Pa, I know. But I'm not asking them
00:03:39	Nevertheless, Katie Scarlett, I don't like it.
00:03:58	What are you doing out of bed, Melly?
00:04:00	Scarlett, darling, I must talk to you.
00:04:03	I can't lie in bed doing nothing.
00:04:04	Go on back upstairs.
00:04:07	Please, Scarlett, let me.
00:04:08	Stop being noble.
00:04:10	...without you making yourself sick
00:04:13	Oh, I didn't think of it that way.
00:05:09	Who's there? Halt or I'll shoot!
00:05:18	You all alone, little lady?
00:05:22	You ain't very friendly, are you?
00:05:27	You got anything else
00:05:30	You Yankees have been here before.
00:05:33	Regular little spitfire, ain't you?
00:05:36	What have you got hidden in your hand?
00:06:13	Scarlett, you killed him!
00:06:16	I'm glad you killed him!
00:06:19	Scarlett! Scarlett, what happened?
00:06:26	Don't be scared, chickens.
00:06:29	...it went off and nearly scared her
00:06:32	Oh, thank goodness.
00:06:35	Tell Katie Scarlett
00:06:40	What a cool liar you are, Melly.
00:06:43	We've got to get him out of here
00:06:46	If the Yankees find him here, they'll...
00:06:47	I didn't see anyone else.
00:06:51	But, even so, we've got to hide him.
00:06:52	They might hear about it,
00:06:59	I could bury him in the arbor
00:07:01	...but how will I get him out of here?
00:07:04	We'll both take a leg and drag him.
00:07:06	You couldn't drag a cat.
00:07:14	Do you think it would be dishonest
00:07:17	I'm ashamed I didn't think of that myself.
00:07:20	You take the haversack,
00:07:34	You look.
00:07:36	I'm feeling a little weak.
00:07:37	Melly, I think it's full of money!
00:07:41	Oh, Melly, look!
00:07:42	Look!
00:07:44	Ten, $20, $30, $40...
00:07:45	Don't stop to count it now.
00:07:47	Do you realize this means
00:07:50	Look in his other pockets.
00:07:53	Hurry, hurry!
00:07:55	- We've got to get him out of here.
00:08:10	If he bleeds across the yard,
00:08:13	Give me your nightgown, Melly.
00:08:16	Don't be silly. I won't look at you.
00:08:17	If I had a petticoat or pantalettes,
00:08:34	Thank heavens I'm not that modest.
00:08:37	Now go back to bed.
00:08:39	I'll clean up my mess when I've buried him.
00:08:42	No, I'll clean it up.
00:08:47	Well, I guess I've done murder.
00:08:51	I won't think about that now.
00:08:53	I'll think about that tomorrow.
00:09:04	Katie Scarlett!
00:09:07	Katie Scarlett!
00:09:08	It's over! It's over!
00:09:11	It's all over! The war!
00:09:13	Lee surrendered!
00:09:14	- It's not possible.
00:09:17	Ashley will be coming home.
00:09:19	Yes, Ashley'll be coming home.
00:09:21	We'll plant more cotton.
00:09:23	Cotton ought to go sky-high next year!
00:09:40	"While we were marching through Georgia.
00:09:43	"Hurrah, hurrah!
00:09:45	"We bring the jubilee.
00:09:46	"Hurrah, hurrah!
00:09:48	"The flag that makes you free.
00:09:50	"So we sing the chorus
00:09:53	"While we were marching
00:09:56	Get out of the road, rebel!
00:09:59	Have you room in your carriage
00:10:01	I got no room for any Southern scum,
00:10:03	Get out of the way!
00:10:05	I reckon he'd rather try and walk it at that.
00:10:07	Giddap! Jump, you gray-backed beggars!
00:10:10	Act like they won the war!
00:10:12	Now you come on and give me them pants,
00:10:15	Come on.
00:10:18	You scrub yourself with that strong
00:10:22	I'm gonna put these britches
00:10:27	The whole Confederate Army's got
00:10:30	...crawlin' clothes and dysentery.
00:10:33	It's humiliating how you treat Mr. Kennedy.
00:10:34	You'd be a sight more humiliated
00:10:40	Come on, Beau.
00:10:41	We must leave this gentleman alone
00:10:46	I don't mind, ma'am.
00:10:49	Nice little fellow.
00:10:50	Another two years of war and we could
00:10:55	Were you in Cobb's Legion?
00:10:56	Yes, ma'am.
00:10:57	Why, then, you must know my husband,
00:11:01	Oh, yes, ma'am.
00:11:02	He was captured at Spottsylvania, I think.
00:11:04	Captured!
00:11:06	Oh, thank heavens, then he isn't...
00:11:09	Oh, my poor Ashley! In a Yankee prison!
00:11:11	Melanie!
00:11:13	Yes, Scarlett, I'm coming.
00:11:16	I'll watch out for him, ma'am.
00:11:18	Oh, thank you.
00:11:23	I slave day and night so we can have
00:11:27	And you give it all away
00:11:29	I'd rather a plague of locusts around here.
00:11:31	Don't scold me, Scarlett, please.
00:11:33	I've just heard
00:11:36	- Ashley, a prisoner!
00:11:37	And maybe if he's alive and well
00:11:42	And maybe some Northern woman
00:11:45	...and helping my beloved
00:11:50	I hope so, Melly.
00:11:51	Miss Scarlett.
00:11:56	Miss Scarlett, I wanted to take up
00:11:59	...he doesn't seem to...
00:12:00	Perhaps I can help you.
00:12:03	Well, I, I...
00:12:05	Miss Scarlett, I was aimin' to ask
00:12:08	Do you mean to tell me
00:12:11	...after all these years
00:12:13	Well, I, the truth is,
00:12:17	Well, now I haven't a cent to my name.
00:12:19	Who has nowadays?
00:12:20	Miss Scarlett, if true love carries
00:12:23	...you can be sure your sister
00:12:26	I'll go out somewhere and get myself
00:12:29	As soon as I get on my feet again...
00:12:31	All right, Frank.
00:12:33	You go ask her now.
00:12:36	Oh, thank you, Miss Scarlett.
00:12:41	Excuse me, excuse me.
00:12:46	Scarlett, what seems to be
00:12:48	More trouble than he guesses.
00:12:50	He has finally asked for Suellen's hand.
00:12:52	Oh, I'm so glad.
00:12:54	It's a pity he can't marry her now.
00:13:02	Oh, another one.
00:13:04	I hope this one isn't hungry.
00:13:05	He'll be hungry.
00:13:06	I'll tell Prissy to get an extra plate...
00:13:20	Ashley!
00:13:23	Ashley!
00:13:26	Darling!
00:13:37	Miss Scarlett! Don't spoil it, Miss Scarlett.
00:13:39	Turn me loose, you fool!
00:13:42	He's her husband, ain't he?
00:13:56	- Miss Scarlett, ma'am.
00:13:58	- Did you get the horse shod?
00:14:01	Fine thing when a horse can get shoes
00:14:05	Yes, ma'am. Miss Scarlett, ma'am.
00:14:07	I gotta know how much money
00:14:10	Ten dollars. Why?
00:14:13	That won't be enough.
00:14:14	What in heaven's name are you
00:14:16	Well, Miss Scarlett, I see'd that old,
00:14:20	...that used to be
00:14:23	He's a regular Yankee now,
00:14:27	...that his carpetbagger friends done run
00:14:32	But how much more have we got to pay?
00:14:33	I hear'd the tax man say $300.
00:14:36	Three hundred!
00:14:39	Might just as well be $3 million.
00:14:41	But we gotta raise it, that's all.
00:14:43	Yes, ma'am.
00:14:44	How?
00:14:47	I'll go ask Mr. Ashley.
00:14:49	Oh, he ain't got no $300, Miss Scarlett.
00:14:51	Well, I can ask him if I want to, can't I?
00:14:56	Askin' ain't gettin'.
00:15:06	Ashley!
00:15:09	They say Abe Lincoln got his start
00:15:12	Just think what I may do
00:15:16	The Yankees want $300 more in taxes.
00:15:20	What shall we do?
00:15:22	Ashley, what's to become of us?
00:15:24	What becomes of people
00:15:28	Those who have brains and courage
00:15:31	Those that haven't are winnowed out.
00:15:32	For heaven's sake, Ashley,
00:15:36	...when it's us who are being
00:15:38	You're right, Scarlett.
00:15:39	Here I am talking tommy-rot
00:15:42	...when your Tara's in danger.
00:15:44	You've come to me for help,
00:15:48	Oh, Scarlett, I...
00:15:49	...l'm a coward.
00:15:52	You, Ashley, a coward?
00:15:54	What are you afraid of?
00:15:56	Oh, mostly of life becoming
00:16:00	Not that I mind splitting rails...
00:16:03	...but I do mind very much losing
00:16:09	If the war hadn't come, I'd have spent
00:16:14	But the war did come.
00:16:16	I saw my boyhood friends blown to bits.
00:16:19	I saw men crumple up in agony
00:16:23	And now I find myself in a world
00:16:27	A world in which there's no place for me.
00:16:31	I can never make you understand because
00:16:35	You never mind facing realities...
00:16:38	...and you never want to escape
00:16:44	Escape?
00:16:46	Oh, Ashley, you're wrong.
00:16:48	I do want to escape too.
00:16:50	I'm so very tired of it all.
00:16:54	I've weeded and hoed and picked cotton
00:16:59	I tell you, Ashley, the South is dead.
00:17:01	The Yankees and the carpetbaggers
00:17:07	Oh, Ashley...
00:17:09	...let's run away.
00:17:11	We'd go to Mexico.
00:17:12	They want officers in the Mexican Army.
00:17:15	I'd work for you, I'd do anything for you.
00:17:19	You told me you loved me
00:17:21	And anyway, Melanie can't...
00:17:23	Dr. Meade told me she couldn't have
00:17:27	Can't we ever forget
00:17:29	Do you think I could ever forget it?
00:17:31	Can you honestly say you don't love me?
00:17:35	- No. I don't love you.
00:17:37	Even if it is, do you think I'd leave Melanie
00:17:41	You couldn't leave
00:17:43	I could leave them. I'm sick of them.
00:17:45	Yes, you're sick and tired.
00:17:50	You've carried the load for all of us...
00:17:52	...but from now on I'm going to be
00:17:56	There's only one way you can help me.
00:17:58	Take me away.
00:17:59	There's nothing to keep us here.
00:18:02	Nothing.
00:18:05	Nothing except honor.
00:18:19	Oh, please, Scarlett.
00:18:21	Please, dear, you mustn't cry.
00:18:23	You mustn't.
00:18:24	Please, my brave dear, you mustn't plead.
00:18:39	You do love me, you do love me.
00:18:42	- Say it, say it.
00:18:44	You love me, you love me.
00:18:45	We won't do this, I tell you.
00:18:48	I'm going to take Melanie
00:18:50	Say it, you love me.
00:18:51	All right, I'll say it.
00:18:55	So much that I could have forgotten
00:18:58	But, Scarlett, I'm not going to forget her.
00:19:10	Then there's nothing left for me.
00:19:13	Nothing to fight for.
00:19:16	Nothing to live for.
00:19:21	Yes, there is something.
00:19:23	Something you love better than me...
00:19:26	...though you may not know it.
00:19:34	Tara!
00:19:38	Yes, I...
00:19:41	...I still have this.
00:19:48	You needn't go.
00:19:50	I won't have you all starve simply
00:19:55	It won't happen again.
00:20:23	- Why, it's Emmy Slattery.
00:20:25	Stop!
00:20:27	You haven't forgotten your old overseer,
00:20:31	Well, Emmy's Mrs. Wilkerson now.
00:20:32	Get off those steps, you trashy wench!
00:20:36	You can't speak that way to my wife.
00:20:37	Wife! High time you made her your wife.
00:20:40	Who baptized your other brats
00:20:42	We came out here to pay a friendly call
00:20:47	Friends! When were we ever friends
00:20:50	Still high and mighty, ain't you?
00:20:53	I know your father's turned idiot.
00:20:55	You can't pay your taxes.
00:20:56	And I come here
00:20:59	...to make you a right good offer.
00:21:01	Emmy's had a hankerin' to live here.
00:21:02	Get off this place, you dirty Yankee.
00:21:04	You high-flyin' Irish will find out
00:21:07	...when you get sold out for taxes.
00:21:09	I'll buy this place lock, stock and barrel
00:21:12	But I'll wait for the sheriff's sale.
00:21:14	That's all of Tara you'll ever get!
00:21:17	You'll be sorry for that.
00:21:28	We'll be back!
00:21:29	I'll show you who the owner of Tara is.
00:21:37	Pa, come back!
00:21:41	Pa, come back!
00:21:42	Pa!
00:21:45	Yankee coward!
00:21:54	Pa!
00:22:14	Lordsy, Miss Scarlett.
00:22:18	You take it. It's for you.
00:22:21	You ain't got no business partin'
00:22:24	You needs all your valuables
00:22:28	Do you think I'd sell Pa's watch?
00:22:31	And don't cry.
00:22:33	I can stand everybody's tears but yours.
00:22:39	Oh, Mammy, Mammy.
00:22:47	You been brave so long, Miss Scarlett,
00:22:51	Think about your pa like he used to be.
00:22:53	I can't think about Pa.
00:22:55	I can't think of anything but that $300.
00:22:57	Ain't no good thinkin' about that,
00:22:59	Ain't nobody got that much money.
00:23:02	Nobody but Yankees and scalawags got
00:23:07	Rhett!
00:23:09	Who that? A Yankee?
00:23:15	Oh, Mammy, I'm so thin and pale and...
00:23:19	...I haven't any clothes.
00:23:30	Scoot up to the attic and get down
00:23:33	What you up to with Miss Ellen's portieres?
00:23:35	You'll make me a new dress.
00:23:36	Not with Miss Ellen's portieres.
00:23:38	Great balls of fire!
00:23:41	I'm going to Atlanta for that $300
00:23:45	- Who goin' to Atlanta with you?
00:23:47	That's what you think.
00:23:49	With you and that new dress.
00:23:51	Now, Mammy, darling.
00:23:52	No use to try to sweet-talk me,
00:23:54	I's knowed you since I put
00:23:56	I said I's goin' to Atlanta with you,
00:24:00	Kings and traes, huh?
00:24:03	Pity we couldn't have fought the war out
00:24:06	You'd have done better than General Grant
00:24:09	What is it, Corporal?
00:24:10	Sir, there's a lady to see Captain Butler.
00:24:14	Another sister?
00:24:15	This is a jail, not a harem, Captain Butler.
00:24:18	No, Major, she ain't one of those.
00:24:19	This one's got her mammy with her.
00:24:22	She has?
00:24:24	I'd like to see this one, Major,
00:24:29	Let's see, my losses for the afternoon
00:24:34	Three hundred and forty.
00:24:35	My debts do mount up, don't they, Major?
00:24:38	All right, Corporal.
00:24:40	Show Captain Butler's sister to his cell.
00:24:43	Thank you, Major. Excuse me, gentlemen.
00:24:50	It's hard to be strict with a man
00:24:56	- Rhett!
00:24:58	My dear little sister.
00:25:02	It's all right, Corporal.
00:25:11	Can I really kiss you now?
00:25:12	On the forehead like a good brother.
00:25:14	No, thanks.
00:25:18	Oh, Rhett, I was so distressed
00:25:21	I simply couldn't sleep for thinking.
00:25:23	It's not true, they're going to hang you?
00:25:25	Would you be sorry?
00:25:26	- Oh, Rhett!
00:25:28	They have plotted
00:25:30	...but they're really after my money.
00:25:31	They think I made off
00:25:34	Well, did you?
00:25:35	What a leading question.
00:25:37	But let's not talk
00:25:39	How good of you to come and see me.
00:25:42	Oh, Rhett, how you do run on,
00:25:45	Thank heavens you're not in rags.
00:25:48	Turn around.
00:25:50	Marvelous! You look good enough to eat.
00:25:53	Thank you, I've been doing very well.
00:25:55	Everybody's doing well at Tara, only...
00:25:57	...I got so bored I just thought
00:26:00	You're a heartless creature.
00:26:03	You know you've got more charm
00:26:05	Now I didn't come here
00:26:08	I came because I was so miserable
00:26:11	I was mad at you the night you left me
00:26:13	...and I still haven't forgiven you.
00:26:15	Oh, Scarlett, don't say that.
00:26:16	Well, I must admit I might not be alive,
00:26:20	And when I think of myself
00:26:24	...and not a care in the world,
00:26:28	...and not even a human jail, Rhett,
00:26:32	Oh, listen to me trying
00:26:35	...when I really want to cry.
00:26:37	In a minute I shall cry.
00:26:42	Scarlett, can it be possible that...
00:26:45	Can what be possible, Rhett?
00:26:47	That you've grown a woman's heart,
00:26:51	I have, Rhett. I know I have.
00:26:56	You know, it's worth being in jail
00:27:01	It's well worth it.
00:27:07	You can drop the moonlight
00:27:09	So things have been going well
00:27:12	What have you done with your hands?
00:27:13	I went riding last week
00:27:15	These don't belong to a lady.
00:27:18	Why did you lie? What are you up to?
00:27:20	In another minute I'd have believed
00:27:23	But I do care.
00:27:24	Suppose we get down to the truth.
00:27:25	You want something from me badly enough
00:27:29	What is it? Money?
00:27:32	I want $300 to pay the taxes on Tara.
00:27:34	I did lie to you
00:27:37	Things are just as bad as they possibly
00:27:42	What collateral are you offering?
00:27:44	- My earbobs.
00:27:45	- A mortgage on Tara.
00:27:47	You wouldn't lose.
00:27:50	Not good enough.
00:27:55	You once said you loved me.
00:27:57	If you still love me, Rhett...
00:27:59	You haven't forgotten
00:28:02	No, I haven't forgotten.
00:28:10	You're not worth $300.
00:28:12	You'll never mean anything
00:28:15	Go on, insult me.
00:28:16	I don't care what you say,
00:28:18	I won't let Tara go. I can't let it go
00:28:22	Oh, Rhett.
00:28:24	Won't you please give me the money?
00:28:26	I couldn't give you the money
00:28:28	My funds are in Liverpool, not in Atlanta.
00:28:30	If I tried drawing a draft, the Yankees'd be
00:28:34	So you see, my dear,
00:28:40	Here, here, here, stop it!
00:28:43	Want the Yankees to see you like this?
00:28:45	Take your hands off me, you skunk.
00:28:47	You knew what I was going to say
00:28:49	You knew you wouldn't lend me the money
00:28:52	I enjoyed hearing what you had to say.
00:28:54	Cheer up. You can come to my hanging
00:28:57	I'll come to your hanging.
00:29:00	...is that they won't hang you in time
00:29:09	Tell him Belle Watlin'.
00:29:11	Where you been lately?
00:29:14	Oh, I keep myself occupied. Help me out.
00:29:25	Who that? I ain't never see'd hair
00:29:29	Does you know a dyed-hair woman?
00:29:30	I wish I did know that one.
00:29:36	No matter what they done to you
00:29:37	...they didn't do no more
00:29:39	...for visitin' white trash in a jail!
00:29:48	Fresh and green.
00:29:49	Right off the farm.
00:29:50	Hey, what are you doin' tonight, Susy?
00:29:52	That's one of them Georgia peaches.
00:29:54	There's nothing like that in Ohio.
00:29:56	- You know what we're going to do?
00:29:58	We're going to give every last one of you
00:30:01	- And a mule?
00:30:04	Gee!
00:30:05	'Cause we're your friends...
00:30:07	...and you're gonna become voters...
00:30:09	...and you're gonna vote
00:30:13	What's your hurry, sister?
00:30:14	What's come over this here town?
00:30:15	Yankees have come over it!
00:30:21	Out of our way, trash!
00:30:23	Get out of the way here.
00:30:24	Get away! Go on!
00:30:33	Surely it can't be Miss Scarlett!
00:30:35	- Why Frank Kennedy!
00:30:37	It sure is good to see home folks.
00:30:39	I didn't know you were in Atlanta.
00:30:41	I didn't know you were.
00:30:42	Didn't Miss Suellen tell you
00:30:44	Did she? I don't remember.
00:30:48	Won't you come in, and look around a bit?
00:30:59	I don't suppose it looks like much
00:31:01	...I can't help being proud of it.
00:31:04	You're not making money?
00:31:05	Well, I can't complain.
00:31:09	Folks tell me I'm just a born merchant.
00:31:11	It won't be long now
00:31:14	Are you doing as well as all that?
00:31:16	Yes, I am, Miss Scarlett.
00:31:17	I'm no millionaire yet...
00:31:19	...but I've cleared $1,000 already.
00:31:22	And lumber too.
00:31:23	Well...
00:31:25	...that's only a sideline.
00:31:26	A sideline, Frank?
00:31:28	With all the good Georgia pine around
00:31:31	Well, all that takes money, Miss Scarlett...
00:31:35	...and I've got to be thinking
00:31:37	What do you want a home for?
00:31:38	For Miss Suellen and me
00:31:41	Here in Atlanta. You'd want to bring her
00:31:45	There wouldn't be much help
00:31:48	I don't rightly know what you mean,
00:31:51	I don't mean a thing.
00:31:52	Frank, how'd you like to drive me out
00:31:56	Nothing would give me
00:31:59	You'd better stay to supper, too.
00:32:00	I'm sure Aunt Pitty'd be agreeable
00:32:04	Oh, you act on me just like a tonic,
00:32:07	And will you tell me all the news...
00:32:10	...all the news of Miss Suellen?
00:32:14	What's the matter, Miss Scarlett?
00:32:16	Miss Suellen's not ill, is she?
00:32:17	Oh, no, no.
00:32:19	I thought surely she had written you.
00:32:21	I guess she was ashamed to write you.
00:32:23	She should be ashamed.
00:32:24	Oh, how awful to have such a mean sister.
00:32:27	You must tell me, Miss Scarlett.
00:32:31	Well, she's going to marry
00:32:35	She just got tired of waiting
00:32:39	Oh, I'm sorry to be the one to tell you.
00:32:42	Oh, it's colder. I left my muff at home.
00:32:45	Would you mind
00:33:03	But, Melanie, you don't realize
00:33:06	She's gone and married my Mr. Kennedy.
00:33:09	He's my beau,
00:33:11	She did it to save Tara,
00:33:13	I hate Tara!
00:33:14	And I hate Scarlett! She's the only thing
00:33:22	It's all my fault.
00:33:24	I should have committed highway robbery
00:33:28	I couldn't let you do
00:33:30	Well, anyway, it's done now.
00:33:32	Yes, it's done now.
00:33:34	You wouldn't let me
00:33:36	...but you'd sell yourself in marriage
00:33:39	Well, at least you won't have to worry
00:33:44	What do you mean?
00:33:45	I'm going to New York.
00:33:48	I've arranged to get a position
00:33:50	But you can't do that.
00:33:53	I counted on you to help me start
00:33:57	...and, well, I counted on you.
00:33:59	I wouldn't be any good to you.
00:34:00	I don't know anything
00:34:02	You know as much as you do
00:34:04	And I'd give you half the business, Ashley.
00:34:07	That's generous of you, Scarlett.
00:34:10	But it isn't that.
00:34:12	If I go to Atlanta
00:34:15	...l'd bury forever any hope
00:34:17	Oh, is that all?
00:34:19	Well, you could gradually buy the business
00:34:24	No, Scarlett.
00:34:28	Ashley...
00:34:37	Ashley.
00:34:45	Scarlett!
00:34:48	Scarlett, what is it?
00:34:50	Ashley's so mean and hateful.
00:34:52	What have you done?
00:34:56	She wanted me to go to Atlanta.
00:34:57	To help me start my lumber business, and
00:35:02	Why, how unchivalrous of you.
00:35:03	Why, think, Ashley, think.
00:35:06	If it hadn't been for Scarlett,
00:35:09	And maybe we wouldn't have had
00:35:11	...and when I think of her picking cotton
00:35:15	...in our mouths, I could just...
00:35:17	Oh, my darling.
00:35:22	All right, Melanie.
00:35:24	I'll go to Atlanta.
00:35:27	I can't fight you both.
00:35:47	Well, here's your new mill hands,
00:35:50	The pick of all the best jails in Georgia.
00:35:54	They look pretty thin and weak to me,
00:35:56	Halt!
00:35:59	They're the best you can lease, ma'am.
00:36:01	And if you'll just give Johnny Gallegher
00:36:04	...you'll get what you want out of them.
00:36:06	All right, you're the foreman.
00:36:08	All I ask is, you keep the mill running
00:36:12	Johnny Gallegher's your man, Miss.
00:36:13	But remember...
00:36:14	...no questions and no interference.
00:36:17	That's a bargain.
00:36:20	Come on, get a move on!
00:36:22	But, Scarlett, this isn't right
00:36:25	It's bad enough for a woman
00:36:27	What are you complaining about?
00:36:28	You wouldn't have owned a mill
00:36:30	I didn't want the mill,
00:36:33	...if you hadn't pressed all of our friends
00:36:36	Isn't that right, Ashley?
00:36:37	What are you running,
00:36:39	Go back to the store,
00:36:42	You're not looking very well.
00:36:43	But, sugar, shouldn't you come home
00:36:45	Great balls of fire. Don't bother me
00:36:48	All right, all right.
00:36:51	Good night, Ashley.
00:36:54	She can get mad quicker
00:36:58	Scarlett, I don't like to interfere, but...
00:37:00	...I do wish you'd let me hire free darkies
00:37:04	I believe we could do better.
00:37:05	Darkies! Why, their pay would break us,
00:37:08	If we just give Gallegher a free hand...
00:37:10	A free hand! You know what that means.
00:37:13	Some of them are sick, underfed...
00:37:15	Oh, Ashley, how you do run on.
00:37:17	Left alone, you'd be giving them chicken
00:37:20	...tucking them to sleep
00:37:22	Scarlett, I will not make money out
00:37:26	You weren't so particular
00:37:27	That was different.
00:37:30	Besides, I'd have freed them all
00:37:32	...if the war hadn't already freed them.
00:37:34	Oh, I'm sorry, Ashley.
00:37:36	But have you forgotten
00:37:38	I found out that money is
00:37:41	...and I don't intend ever to be
00:37:44	I'll make enough so the Yankees can never
00:37:46	I'll make it the only way I know how.
00:37:48	But we're not the only Southerners
00:37:50	Look at all our friends. They're keeping
00:37:54	And they're starving. I've got no use
00:37:58	I know what they're saying about me,
00:38:00	I'll make friends
00:38:02	And I'll beat them at their own game,
00:38:07	That's it. Move it a little over to that side.
00:38:11	Afternoon, Mrs. Kennedy.
00:38:12	Good afternoon.
00:38:13	Business is certainly growing, ain't it?
00:38:15	It certainly is.
00:38:17	But you're doing business
00:38:20	...and tortured us and left us to starve.
00:38:23	All that's past, Melly.
00:38:24	And I intend to make the best of things,
00:38:30	And do you know, Dolly Merriwether,
00:38:33	...peddling lumber
00:38:36	And that isn't all...
00:38:37	I think it's shocking what she's doing
00:38:40	She's even taken to driving her own buggy.
00:38:49	My dear Mrs. Kennedy.
00:38:51	My very dear Mrs. Kennedy.
00:38:53	I don't see how you have
00:38:55	When I think you could have had
00:38:57	...if you'd just waited a little while.
00:38:59	Oh, how fickle is woman!
00:39:01	What is it you want?
00:39:03	Would you satisfy my curiosity on a point
00:39:07	Well, what is it? Be quick.
00:39:09	Tell me, Scarlett, do you never shrink
00:39:13	How did you ever get out of jail?
00:39:17	Oh, that! Not much trouble.
00:39:18	There's nothing much
00:39:20	I observe it's even bought you
00:39:23	So you still hate Ashley Wilkes.
00:39:26	Do you know,
00:39:27	You still think you're the belle
00:39:30	That you're the cutest little trick
00:39:32	And that every man you meet
00:39:34	Let me by!
00:39:36	Don't be angry, Scarlett.
00:39:39	To the mill, if it's any of your business.
00:39:41	Through shantytown, alone?
00:39:42	Haven't you been told it's dangerous
00:39:46	Don't worry about me.
00:39:47	I can shoot straight
00:39:57	What a woman!
00:40:32	Could ya gimme a quarter?
00:40:34	Let go of my horse!
00:40:37	Hold this horse!
00:40:49	Help!
00:40:50	Help!
00:40:53	Help!
00:41:27	Miss Scarlett!
00:41:47	Miss Scarlett, wait! Miss Scarlett!
00:41:50	Miss Scarlett! It's Big Sam!
00:41:51	Big Sam!
00:41:52	Miss Scarlett! Wait!
00:41:56	Sam! Sam!
00:41:58	Is you hurt, Miss Scarlett?
00:42:02	Don't you cry, Miss Scarlett.
00:42:06	Horse, make tracks!
00:42:11	You get to Tara just as quick as you can,
00:42:14	I sure will.
00:42:16	Thank you, Mr. Frank.
00:42:18	Goodbye, Sam, and thank you.
00:42:20	Scarlett, change your dress and go over
00:42:23	I've got to go to a political meeting.
00:42:25	A political meeting!
00:42:26	How can you go to a political meeting...
00:42:28	...after what I've been through
00:42:30	Oh, sugar! You're more scared than hurt.
00:42:33	Nobody cares about me.
00:42:57	The men talk, talk, talk
00:43:00	...and after what happened to me today
00:43:08	And if it won't pain you too much,
00:43:11	...l'd be much obliged
00:43:13	Has my face gone green or something?
00:43:15	It won't pain me!
00:43:17	What happened this afternoon was
00:43:19	And if there was any justice,
00:43:21	India, hush up!
00:43:22	Let her talk, Melanie.
00:43:24	Ever since I took your brother
00:43:26	...though she's too much of a hypocrite
00:43:28	If she thought anyone'd go for her...
00:43:30	...she'd walk down the street naked!
00:43:31	I do hate you!
00:43:33	You've done all you could
00:43:37	Now you've endangered the lives
00:43:39	India!
00:43:41	I don't think we'd better say any more,
00:43:44	What's going on around here
00:43:52	Somebody's comin' up the walk.
00:43:54	Somebody that ain't Mr. Ashley.
00:43:57	Will you hand me the pistol, please,
00:44:05	Whoever it is...
00:44:08	...we know nothing.
00:44:12	Where have they gone?
00:44:14	You've got to tell me, Mrs. Wilkes.
00:44:16	Don't tell him anything. He's a Yankee spy.
00:44:18	Quickly, please! There may still be time.
00:44:20	How did you know?
00:44:21	I've been playing poker
00:44:23	They knew there'd be trouble tonight.
00:44:24	They've sent their cavalry out
00:44:26	Your husband and his friends are
00:44:28	Don't tell him! He's trying to trap you!
00:44:33	Out the Decatur Road.
00:44:36	The house is burned.
00:44:38	I'll do what I can.
00:44:44	What's all this about?
00:44:47	We thought it best not to tell you, Scarlett.
00:44:49	But Ashley and Frank and the others
00:44:51	...where you were attacked.
00:44:53	It's what a great many
00:44:54	...to do lately for our protection.
00:44:56	And if they're captured, they'll be hanged,
00:44:59	And it will be your fault!
00:45:01	Another word,
00:45:03	Scarlett did what she thought
00:45:05	And our men are doing
00:45:08	Frank!
00:45:10	And Ashley!
00:45:13	Oh, it isn't possible!
00:45:18	There's horses, Miss Melly.
00:45:21	You're sewing, you're sewing.
00:45:27	Open the door, Mammy.
00:45:38	Good evening, Mrs. Kennedy.
00:45:42	Which of you ladies is Mrs. Wilkes?
00:45:44	I am Mrs. Wilkes.
00:45:46	I should like to speak to Mr. Wilkes,
00:45:48	He's not here.
00:45:49	Are you sure?
00:45:50	Don't you doubt Miss Melly's word.
00:45:52	I meant no disrespect, Mrs. Wilkes.
00:45:55	If you'll give me your word,
00:45:57	Search if you like, but Mr. Wilkes is at
00:46:01	He's not at the store,
00:46:04	No political meeting.
00:46:06	We'll wait outside
00:46:10	Sergeant, surround the house.
00:46:12	Yes, sir!
00:46:18	Keep on with your sewing, ladies.
00:46:20	And I'll read aloud.
00:46:26	"The Personal History and Experience
00:46:32	"Chapter one.
00:46:33	"I'm born.
00:46:39	"To begin my life, with the beginning
00:46:43	"Chapter Nine.
00:46:46	"I pass over all that happened at school...
00:46:48	"...until the anniversary of my birthday
00:46:52	"Except that Steerforth was more to be
00:46:55	"I remember nothing.
00:46:56	"He was going away at the end
00:46:59	"...and was more spirited and independent
00:47:03	"...and, therefore, more engaging
00:47:05	"...beyond this I remember nothing.
00:47:08	"The great..."
00:47:11	"I remember nothing."
00:47:17	Melly! They're drunk!
00:47:20	Leave this to me, Scarlett.
00:47:21	And, please, say nothing.
00:47:26	You stupid fool!
00:47:30	Quiet!
00:47:31	Will you shut up for the love of...?
00:47:34	Hello, Melly.
00:47:35	So, you've got my husband
00:47:38	Well, bring him in.
00:47:39	I'm sorry, Mrs. Wilkes.
00:47:42	If you arrest all the men
00:47:44	...you must have a good many Yankees
00:47:47	Bring him in, Captain Butler.
00:47:51	I want to tell you a story...
00:47:52	Listen, Doctor, I...
00:47:54	Put him there in that chair.
00:47:59	And now, Captain Butler,
00:48:02	...and try to remember
00:48:04	Well, now that's fine thanks I get
00:48:07	...and not leaving him on the streets
00:48:10	Now, boys, all together!
00:48:12	Dr. Meade...
00:48:14	...l'm astonished at you!
00:48:22	Oh, Ashley! How can you do this to me?
00:48:26	I ain't so very drunk, Melly.
00:48:29	Take him into the bedroom
00:48:31	Don't touch him, he's under arrest!
00:48:33	Now, Tom.
00:48:34	What do you want to arrest him for?
00:48:36	I've seen him drunker.
00:48:38	I've seen you drunker!
00:48:41	He can lie in the gutter for all I care!
00:48:44	But he led a raid tonight
00:48:46	...where Mrs. Kennedy got into trouble
00:48:49	A lot of those shanties were burned.
00:48:52	It's about time you rebels learned you can't
00:48:56	What are you laughing at?
00:48:59	This isn't your night
00:49:01	These two have been
00:49:04	With you, Rhett?
00:49:07	Where?
00:49:12	I don't like to say in the presence of ladies.
00:49:14	You'd better say.
00:49:16	Come out on the porch and I'll tell you.
00:49:18	Speak out, Captain Butler!
00:49:19	I think I have a right to know
00:49:24	Well, ma'am, we dropped in
00:49:28	...and the captain's.
00:49:30	A Mrs. Belle Watling.
00:49:32	We played cards, drank champagne and...
00:49:36	...well...
00:49:37	Now, you've done it! Did you have to
00:49:42	Now I hope you're satisfied, Tom.
00:49:44	These ladies won't be on speaking terms
00:49:49	Rhett, I had no idea, I...
00:49:52	Look here, will you take an oath
00:49:56	...at Belle's?
00:49:57	Ask Belle, if you don't believe me.
00:50:00	Will you give me your word
00:50:03	As a gentleman?
00:50:04	Why certainly, Tom.
00:50:08	Well, if I...
00:50:09	...if I've made a mistake, I'm sorry.
00:50:12	I hope you'll forgive me, Mrs. Wilkes. I...
00:50:16	If you'll go and leave us in peace, please.
00:50:18	Well, I say I'm sorry, and...
00:50:22	...well, I am sorry.
00:50:23	Come on, Sergeant.
00:50:31	Lock that door. Pull down the shades.
00:50:35	Ashley.
00:50:36	It's all right. It's only in the shoulder.
00:50:39	Get him on the bed
00:50:41	I think I can walk.
00:50:43	It's not worth the effort. Which way?
00:50:45	In here.
00:50:48	- Mammy, I want some hot water.
00:50:50	- And lint for bandages.
00:50:52	Now what can I use for a probe?
00:50:54	Were you really there?
00:50:58	Does she have cut-glass chandeliers,
00:51:02	Good heavens, Mrs. Meade,
00:51:06	And now, Captain Butler,
00:51:10	I was too late.
00:51:12	When I got to the old Sullivan place there'd
00:51:15	I found Mr. Wilkes wounded
00:51:18	I had to prove they had been somewhere,
00:51:23	So I took them to Belle's.
00:51:24	And she took them in?
00:51:26	She's by way of being
00:51:28	Oh, I'm sorry. L...
00:51:30	I'm sorry I couldn't think up
00:51:37	This isn't the first time you've come
00:51:40	It isn't likely that I'd question
00:51:45	And now, I'll go and see
00:51:54	Oh, Ashley!
00:51:57	Ashley!
00:52:00	Have you no interest in what's become
00:52:06	Did Frank go with you to Belle Watling's?
00:52:08	No.
00:52:10	Well, where is he?
00:52:12	He's lying out on Decatur Road...
00:52:15	...shot through the head.
00:52:17	He's dead.
00:52:28	Who is it?
00:52:29	It's Miss Watlin'.
00:52:31	Oh, Mrs. Watling!
00:52:34	Oh, no, I couldn't do that, Miss Wilkes.
00:52:37	You come in and sit a minute with me.
00:52:47	How can I thank you enough
00:52:49	How can any of us thank you enough?
00:52:51	I got your note sayin' you was goin'
00:52:54	Why, Miss Wilkes,
00:52:57	I come up here as soon
00:52:59	...you mustn't even think of any such thing.
00:53:01	Why, I'm...
00:53:03	Why, you're...
00:53:04	Well, it wouldn't be fittin' at all.
00:53:06	It wouldn't be fitting to thank a kind
00:53:10	Miss Wilkes, there ain't never been a lady
00:53:15	I mean, about the money
00:53:18	And I don't forget a kindness.
00:53:20	And I got to thinking about you being left
00:53:23	...if Mr. Wilkes got hung...
00:53:25	...and he's a nice little boy,
00:53:28	I got a boy myself and so I...
00:53:31	Oh, you have? Does he live...?
00:53:34	Oh, no, ma'am, he ain't here in Atlanta.
00:53:37	He ain't never been here.
00:53:39	He's off at school.
00:53:41	I ain't seen him since he was little.
00:53:46	Well, anyway, if it had been
00:53:50	...I wouldn't have lifted a finger to,
00:53:53	She's a mighty cold woman.
00:53:55	Prancin' about Atlanta by herself.
00:53:58	She killed her husband
00:54:01	You mustn't say unkind things
00:54:07	Please don't freeze me, Miss Wilkes.
00:54:09	I forgot how you liked her.
00:54:12	But she just ain't in the same class
00:54:16	Well, anyway, I gotta be goin'.
00:54:20	I'm scared somebody'll recognize
00:54:23	That wouldn't do you no good.
00:54:26	And Miss Wilkes...
00:54:28	...if you ever see me on the street,
00:54:32	I'll understand.
00:54:34	I should be proud to speak to you.
00:54:39	I hope we meet again.
00:54:40	Oh, no, ma'am, that wouldn't be fittin'.
00:54:45	- Good night, Miss Wilkes.
00:54:53	And you're wrong about Mrs. Kennedy.
00:54:55	She's brokenhearted about her husband.
00:55:39	Great balls of fire! It's Rhett.
00:56:07	Miss Scarlett, Captain Butler here
00:56:09	I told him you was prostrate with grief.
00:56:11	Tell him I'll be right down, Mammy.
00:56:43	She says she's comin'.
00:56:45	I don't know why she's comin'.
00:56:47	You don't like me, Mammy.
00:56:49	Now don't you argue with me, you don't.
00:57:03	It's no good, Scarlett.
00:57:05	What?
00:57:06	The cologne.
00:57:08	I'm sure I don't know what you mean.
00:57:10	I mean you've been drinking.
00:57:14	Well, what if I have?
00:57:19	Don't drink alone, Scarlett.
00:57:21	People always find out
00:57:30	What is it?
00:57:31	This is more than losing old Frank.
00:57:33	Oh, Rhett...
00:57:35	...l'm so afraid.
00:57:36	I don't believe it.
00:57:39	I'm afraid now.
00:57:41	I'm afraid of dying and going to hell.
00:57:44	You look pretty healthy,
00:57:47	Oh, there is. I know there is.
00:57:51	Well, far be it from me to question
00:57:55	Tell me what you've done
00:57:59	I ought never to have married Frank
00:58:01	He was Suellen's beau
00:58:05	And I made him miserable.
00:58:08	Yes, I did! I killed him!
00:58:13	For the first time I'm finding out what it is
00:58:18	Here. Dry your eyes.
00:58:21	If you had it all to do over again,
00:58:24	You're like the thief who isn't
00:58:27	...but he's terribly, terribly sorry
00:58:29	I'm glad Mother's dead.
00:58:32	I'm glad she's dead so she can't see me.
00:58:36	I always wanted to be like her,
00:58:39	And I certainly have
00:58:44	You know, Scarlett, I think you're
00:58:55	So I'll change the subject
00:58:58	Say it, then, and get out!
00:59:01	What is it?
00:59:02	That I can't go on any longer without you.
00:59:04	You are the most ill-bred man to come here
00:59:08	I made up my mind that you were
00:59:11	...the first day I saw you at Twelve Oaks.
00:59:13	Now that you've got the lumber mill
00:59:15	...you won't come to me
00:59:17	So I see I shall have to marry you.
00:59:20	I never heard of such bad taste.
00:59:22	Would you be more convinced
00:59:24	Turn me loose, you varmint,
00:59:26	Forgive me for startling you
00:59:29	...my dear Scarlett.
00:59:32	But it cannot have escaped your notice
00:59:35	...the friendship I have felt for you
00:59:38	A feeling more beautiful,
00:59:42	Dare I name it? Can it be love?
00:59:45	Get up off your knees.
00:59:48	This is an honorable proposal of marriage...
00:59:49	...made at what I consider
00:59:53	I can't go all my life waiting
00:59:56	You're coarse, and you're conceited.
00:59:59	And I think this conversation
01:00:03	Besides, I shall never marry again.
01:00:06	Oh, yes, you will, and you'll marry me.
01:00:09	You? You!
01:00:11	I don't love you!
01:00:13	And I don't like being married.
01:00:16	Did you ever think of marrying just for fun?
01:00:19	Marriage, fun? Fiddle-dee-dee.
01:00:23	Hush up! Do you want them to hear you?
01:00:25	You've been married to a boy
01:00:27	Why not try a husband of the right age,
01:00:31	You're a fool, Rhett Butler, when you know
01:00:36	Stop it! Do you hear me, Scarlett?
01:00:46	Rhett, don't, I shall faint.
01:00:47	I want you to faint.
01:00:50	None of the fools you've known
01:00:53	Your Charles, or your Frank,
01:01:03	Say you're going to marry me.
01:01:07	Yes.
01:01:10	Are you sure you meant it?
01:01:12	No.
01:01:14	Look at me and try to tell me the truth.
01:01:16	Did you say "yes" because of my money?
01:01:19	Well...
01:01:20	Yes. Partly.
01:01:23	Partly?
01:01:24	Well, you know, Rhett, money does help,
01:01:29	Fond of me.
01:01:30	Well, if I said I was madly in love with you,
01:01:34	...but you always said
01:01:36	Yes, you're right, my dear.
01:01:37	I'm not in love with you any more
01:01:40	Heaven help the man
01:01:43	What kind of a ring would you like,
01:01:44	Oh, a diamond ring.
01:01:48	You shall have the biggest
01:01:51	I'll take you to New Orleans
01:01:53	...my ill-gotten gains can buy.
01:01:54	Oh, that would be just heavenly.
01:01:56	And I think I'll buy your trousseau
01:01:58	Rhett, how wonderful, but...
01:02:00	...you won't tell anybody, will you, Rhett?
01:02:03	Still the little hypocrite.
01:02:07	Rhett, aren't you going
01:02:09	Don't you think you've had enough kissing
01:02:12	You're impossible.
01:02:13	You can go and I don't care
01:02:15	But I will come back.
01:02:31	What are you thinking about, Scarlett?
01:02:33	I'm thinking about how rich we are.
01:02:37	Rhett, I can keep
01:02:39	Yes, of course, you can, if it amuses you.
01:02:41	Now that you're rich
01:02:44	...as you've always said you wanted to.
01:02:46	But you were the main one
01:03:05	Don't scrape the plate, Scarlett.
01:03:09	Oh, Rhett, can I have one of those
01:03:13	If you don't stop being such a glutton,
01:03:16	...then I'll divorce you.
01:03:18	Wouldn't it be nice if you bought
01:03:21	Why should I buy her a present
01:03:24	Mules? Why mules?
01:03:26	Yes, she said we could give ourselves airs,
01:03:30	...like racehorses but we were just mules
01:03:32	...and we didn't fool anybody.
01:03:34	I never heard anything more true.
01:03:36	Mammy's a smart old soul...
01:03:38	...and one of the few people I know
01:03:42	I won't give her a thing.
01:03:44	Then I'll take her a petticoat.
01:03:46	My Mammy always said
01:03:48	...she wanted a red taffeta petticoat,
01:03:52	...and so rustly, the Lord would think
01:03:55	Why, she won't take it from you.
01:03:58	That may be, but I'm making the gesture
01:04:05	Wake up! Wake up!
01:04:09	You were having another nightmare.
01:04:12	Oh, Rhett.
01:04:13	When I was so cold and hungry and...
01:04:16	...and so tired I...
01:04:18	...I couldn't find it. I ran through the mist
01:04:22	- Find what, honey?
01:04:25	I always dream the same dream
01:04:28	It seems to be hidden in the mist.
01:04:30	Darling.
01:04:32	Rhett, do you think I'll ever dream
01:04:38	Dreams don't work that way, but when
01:04:42	...you'll stop dreaming that dream.
01:04:44	And, Scarlett, I'm going to see
01:04:51	Would you do something
01:04:54	You know I would.
01:04:56	Will you take me away from here?
01:04:59	Don't you like New Orleans?
01:05:00	Oh, I love New Orleans,
01:05:05	Will you take me to Tara?
01:05:07	Yes, Scarlett, of course I will.
01:05:15	You get your strength
01:05:17	You're part of it, and it's part of you.
01:05:20	Rhett, I'd give anything to have Tara
01:05:23	Would you?
01:05:26	Spend whatever you want,
01:05:30	Oh, Rhett.
01:05:32	Rhett, you are good to me.
01:05:34	And can we still have
01:05:36	Yes, and it can be as ornate as you want...
01:05:39	...marbled terraces, stained-glass windows
01:05:42	Rhett, won't everyone be jealous?
01:05:43	I want everybody who's been mean to me
01:05:48	I don't care. Scarlett's hateful,
01:05:52	...and even taking our servants.
01:05:55	Oh, darling, you mustn't think
01:05:59	She's made it possible for us
01:06:02	Yes, and what good is Tara?
01:06:04	She's had three husbands
01:06:10	Great Jehosophat!
01:06:12	Great Jehosophat!
01:06:14	Lordsy, we sure is rich now!
01:06:17	It ain't quality...
01:06:18	But that's ridiculous. Why can't I go in?
01:06:21	I'm entitled to at least see
01:06:23	You control yourself, Mr. Rhett.
01:06:27	I'd like to apologize, Mr. Rhett,
01:06:30	Oh, hush your mouth, Mammy.
01:06:33	Boys aren't any use to anybody.
01:06:36	Have a drink of sherry, Mammy.
01:06:38	Mammy, she is beautiful, isn't she?
01:06:41	She sure is.
01:06:43	Did you ever see a prettier one?
01:06:45	Well, sir, Miss Scarlett was mighty nigh
01:06:49	Have another glass, Mammy.
01:06:55	What's that rustling noise I hear?
01:06:57	Lordsy, Mr. Rhett. That ain't nothin' but
01:07:01	Nothing but your petticoat.
01:07:04	Pull up your skirt.
01:07:06	Mr. Rhett. You is bad.
01:07:08	Yeah, oh, Lord!
01:07:15	You sure took a long enough time
01:07:18	Yes, sir, too long.
01:07:20	No more mule in horse's harness?
01:07:23	Mr. Rhett, Miss Scarlett was bad
01:07:26	You ain't holdin' that
01:07:29	No, I ain't holding it against you.
01:07:31	Have another glass, Mammy.
01:07:34	Dr. Meade says you may go in now,
01:07:40	This sure is a happy day to me.
01:07:42	I done diapered three generations
01:07:46	...and it sure is a happy day.
01:07:48	Oh, yes, Mammy.
01:07:51	I wish...
01:07:53	Oh, Mammy, she's beautiful.
01:07:56	Miss Scarlett done told me if it was a girl...
01:07:58	...she's goin' to name it Eugenia Victoria.
01:08:02	Yes...
01:08:03	...she's a beautiful baby...
01:08:06	...the most beautiful baby ever.
01:08:09	Yes.
01:08:12	Do you know that this is your birthday?
01:08:15	That you're a week old today?
01:08:17	Yes, I'm going to buy her a pony the likes
01:08:23	Yes, I'm gonna send her
01:08:26	Yes. And her'll be received
01:08:31	And when it comes time for her to marry...
01:08:34	...well, she'll be a little princess.
01:08:37	You certainly are making a fool of yourself.
01:08:39	And why shouldn't I?
01:08:42	She's the first person
01:08:46	Great balls of fire!
01:08:47	I had the baby, didn't I?
01:08:50	It's Melanie. May I come in?
01:08:51	Come in, Melly.
01:08:53	Yes, come in and look at my daughter's
01:08:58	But, Captain Butler, most babies have
01:09:01	Don't try to tell him anything.
01:09:04	Nevertheless, her eyes are blue
01:09:07	As blue as the bonnie blue flag.
01:09:10	That's it. That's what we'll call her.
01:09:12	Bonnie Blue Butler.
01:09:22	Try again, Mammy.
01:09:31	Twenty inches.
01:09:32	Twenty inches!
01:09:36	You've simply got to make it
01:09:38	You done had a baby, Miss Scarlett...
01:09:40	...and you ain't never goin' to be
01:09:42	Never. And there ain't nothin'
01:09:45	There is something to do about it!
01:09:48	I'm just not going to get old and fat
01:09:51	I just won't have any more babies!
01:09:54	I heard Mr. Rhett say
01:09:58	Go tell Captain Butler
01:10:00	I'll have supper in my room.
01:10:22	I got your message.
01:10:32	No objections to that, I hope?
01:10:34	No.
01:10:36	Yes.
01:10:39	I mean, I don't care
01:10:44	Rhett?
01:10:46	Yes?
01:10:47	You see...
01:10:48	...well, I've decided...
01:10:52	...well, I hope I don't have
01:11:06	My pet, as I told you
01:11:10	...it's immaterial to me
01:11:13	No, but you know what I...
01:11:15	Do you know what I mean?
01:11:17	I do. And do you know
01:11:21	You're just low enough
01:11:23	If you had any chivalry in you or would
01:11:27	Melanie can't have any more children
01:11:32	You've been to the lumber office
01:11:34	What has that got to do with it?
01:11:37	Quite the little gentleman, Ashley.
01:11:41	It's no use. You wouldn't understand.
01:11:44	You know, I'm sorry for you, Scarlett.
01:11:46	Sorry for me?
01:11:47	Yes, sorry for you because you're throwing
01:11:51	...and reaching out for something
01:11:53	I don't know what you're talking about.
01:11:55	If you were free and Miss Melly were dead
01:11:58	...honorable Ashley, do you think
01:12:02	You'd never know him,
01:12:05	...any more than you understand anything
01:12:08	Never mind about that!
01:12:10	You may keep your sanctity, Scarlett.
01:12:15	Do you mean to say you don't care?
01:12:16	The world is full of many things
01:12:20	I'll find comfort elsewhere.
01:12:22	Well, that's fine. But I warn you.
01:12:24	Just in case you change your mind,
01:12:27	Why bother? If I wanted to come in,
01:12:48	I always knew that most women
01:12:52	- But this one...
01:12:54	- What do you mean?
01:12:57	I don't care what she's done to you,
01:13:00	And don't think it pleasures me none
01:13:02	Maybe so! But I'm through with her,
01:13:05	You gotta think of the child.
01:13:15	You're a shrewd woman, Belle,
01:13:19	Yes, Rhett?
01:13:20	I was just thinking of the difference
01:13:24	...you're both hard-headed business women
01:13:27	But you've got a heart, Belle...
01:13:31	...and you're honest.
01:13:35	Goodbye, Rhett.
01:13:37	Goodbye, Belle.
01:13:53	She'll be a wonderful horsewoman!
01:13:56	Look at those hands, and that seat!
01:13:58	Oh, fiddle-dee-dee!
01:13:59	Just why we have to wheel the baby
01:14:02	Good morning, Mrs. Merriwether.
01:14:03	Good morning, Captain Butler.
01:14:05	Good morning, Scarlett.
01:14:06	Making fools of ourselves
01:14:09	If you'd thought of your position years ago,
01:14:12	But as it is, we'll cultivate every female
01:14:17	Good morning, Mrs. Whiting.
01:14:18	Good morning, Captain Butler.
01:14:22	So the millionaire speculator's
01:14:26	All of our money can't buy
01:14:28	Oh, I'll admit I've been at fault, too.
01:14:30	But Bonnie's going to have a place
01:14:32	Yes, even if we both have to crawl
01:14:37	Good morning, Mrs. Meade.
01:14:39	Good morning, Captain Butler.
01:14:47	Mrs. Merriwether, I've always had
01:14:50	I wonder if you could give me some advice.
01:14:52	Why, certainly, Captain Butler.
01:14:53	My Bonnie sucks her thumb.
01:14:55	You should make her stop it.
01:14:58	I know, I know.
01:14:59	She has such a beautiful mouth, too.
01:15:02	Soap! Bah!
01:15:03	Put quinine on her thumb
01:15:07	Quinine! I never would have thought of it.
01:15:10	I can't thank you enough,
01:15:12	You've taken a great load off my mind!
01:15:19	Good morning, Dolly.
01:15:20	Wasn't that Captain Butler?
01:15:22	Good morning, Caroline.
01:15:24	There must be a great deal of good
01:15:28	But of course there is!
01:15:30	Oh, did I tell you that Fanny Elsing
01:15:34	...finally admitted he was honored
01:15:37	...for his services at the Battle of Franklin?
01:15:39	No! And did I tell you, Caroline,
01:15:42	...made a stupendous contribution
01:15:45	...of the Graves of the Glorious Dead?
01:15:47	No!
01:15:49	My little grandbaby, Napoleon Picard,
01:15:53	Why, Dolly Merriwether,
01:15:55	...to give a party for Bonnie Butler!
01:15:57	Why Caroline Meade...
01:16:07	Now watch Daddy put your pony over,
01:16:13	Daddy, let me! Let me!
01:16:15	All right, darling. Put her on, Pork!
01:16:21	Up we go.
01:16:22	Oh, there!
01:16:24	Lordsy mercy! There he goes again!
01:16:26	Grip tightly with your legs and sit close.
01:16:30	Hold your reins properly in a firm hand.
01:16:33	That was fine! I knew you'd do it!
01:16:36	When you get a little older,
01:16:39	You'll be the greatest horsewoman
01:16:43	Mr. Rhett! Mr. Rhett!
01:16:45	Mr. Rhett!
01:16:47	Did you see her, Mammy?
01:16:50	Mr. Rhett, I done told you and told you
01:16:54	...for a girl child to ride astraddle
01:16:57	All right, Mammy.
01:16:59	And I'll buy her a blue velvet riding habit.
01:17:02	A nice black broadcloth is
01:17:05	Now, Mammy, be reasonable.
01:17:07	Well, I don't think it's fittin', but...
01:17:11	It ain't fittin', it just ain't fittin'.
01:17:15	It ain't fittin'.
01:17:26	Why, Scarlett!
01:17:28	What are you doing downtown
01:17:30	Ashley, I just...
01:17:31	Why aren't you helping Melly get ready
01:17:35	Why, Ashley Wilkes, you aren't supposed
01:17:38	Melly'd be so disappointed
01:17:41	I won't let on.
01:17:45	As long as you're here,
01:17:47	...so you can see just how bad
01:17:50	Oh, don't let's fool with any books today.
01:17:52	When I'm wearing a new bonnet,
01:17:55	...go right slap out of my head.
01:17:56	The figures are well lost
01:18:00	Scarlett, you know,
01:18:04	You haven't changed a bit since the day
01:18:08	...where you sat under a tree
01:18:13	That girl doesn't exist anymore.
01:18:16	Nothing's turned out as I expected, Ashley.
01:18:18	Nothing.
01:18:20	Yes, we've travelled a long road
01:18:24	Oh, the lazy days...
01:18:26	...the warm, still country twilights...
01:18:29	...the high, soft negro laughter
01:18:33	...the golden warmth and security
01:18:38	Don't look back, Ashley.
01:18:40	Don't look back.
01:18:44	It drags at your heart
01:18:53	I didn't mean to make you sad, my dear.
01:18:56	I'd never want you to be anything
01:19:19	Oh, Ashley!
01:19:22	Who is it?
01:19:23	Only your husband.
01:19:25	Come in.
01:19:27	Am I actually being invited
01:19:31	You're not ready for Melanie's party.
01:19:34	I've got a headache, Rhett.
01:19:35	You go without me,
01:19:39	What a white-livered little coward you are!
01:19:42	You're going to that party
01:19:45	- Has India dared to...
01:19:47	Every woman and man in town
01:19:49	You should kill them, spreading lies.
01:19:51	I have a strange way of not killing people
01:19:53	There's no time to argue now. Get up!
01:19:55	I won't go! I can't go
01:19:58	You won't cheat Miss Melly
01:20:00	...ordering you out of her house.
01:20:02	There was nothing wrong.
01:20:03	I can't go, Rhett. I couldn't face it.
01:20:05	If you don't show it tonight,
01:20:09	While that wouldn't bother me,
01:20:11	You're going to that party,
01:20:28	Wear that! Nothing modest or matronly
01:20:31	And put on plenty of rouge.
01:20:41	"For he's a jolly good fellow
01:20:46	"For he's a jolly good fellow
01:20:52	"Which nobody can deny
01:20:56	"For he's a jolly good fellow..."
01:21:00	- Good night, Scarlett.
01:21:02	You go into the arena alone.
01:21:05	Oh, Rhett, don't leave me. Don't.
01:21:07	You're not afraid?
01:21:08	"Which nobody can deny
01:21:11	"For he's a jolly good fellow
01:21:15	"For he's a jolly good fellow
01:21:34	What a lovely dress, Scarlett, darling.
01:21:36	India wasn't able to come tonight.
01:21:38	Will you be an angel?
01:21:39	I do need you to help me
01:21:45	Mrs. Meade...
01:21:47	...here's our darling Scarlett.
01:21:50	Good evening.
01:21:51	Good evening.
01:21:53	Why Scarlett!
01:21:54	- Good evening, Miss Scarlett.
01:21:58	Ashley, aren't you going to get
01:22:09	Did you have a good time tonight
01:22:11	Yes, yes.
01:22:13	Now, Mammy, be sure and leave word...
01:22:14	...if Captain Butler asks for me
01:22:18	Yes, ma'am.
01:22:47	Come in, Mrs. Butler.
01:22:57	Come here.
01:23:14	Sit down!
01:23:17	There's no reason why you shouldn't have
01:23:21	I didn't want a drink. I heard a noise and...
01:23:23	You heard nothing of the kind.
01:23:25	You wouldn't have come down
01:23:28	- You must need a drink badly.
01:23:30	Take it. Don't give yourself airs.
01:23:33	I know you drink on the quiet,
01:23:36	Do you think I care if you like your brandy?
01:23:45	You're drunk, and I'm going to bed!
01:23:47	I'm very drunk...
01:23:48	...and I intend getting still drunker
01:23:52	...but you're not going to bed, not yet!
01:23:56	Sit down!
01:24:00	So she stood by you, did she?
01:24:03	How does it feel to have the woman
01:24:08	You're wondering if she knows
01:24:11	You're wondering if she did it
01:24:14	You're thinking that she's a fool for doing it
01:24:18	- I will not listen.
01:24:21	Miss Melly's a fool,
01:24:24	It's just that there's too much honor in her
01:24:27	...in anyone she loves.
01:24:30	And she loves you.
01:24:32	Though just why she does,
01:24:36	If you weren't so drunk and insulting,
01:24:39	- As it is though...
01:24:46	Of course, the comic figure in all this is
01:24:52	Mr. Wilkes, who can't be
01:24:55	...and won't be unfaithful to her technically.
01:24:59	Why doesn't he make up his mind?
01:25:00	Rhett, you...
01:25:05	Observe my hands, my dear.
01:25:08	I could tear you to pieces with them.
01:25:11	And I'd do it, if it'd take Ashley
01:25:15	But it wouldn't.
01:25:18	So I'll remove him
01:25:22	I'll put my hands so...
01:25:25	...one on each side of your head...
01:25:28	...and I'll smash your skull between them
01:25:33	And that'll block him out.
01:25:36	Take your hands off me, you drunken fool.
01:25:44	You know I've always admired
01:25:48	Never more than now,
01:25:51	I'm not cornered.
01:25:53	And you'll never corner me,
01:25:56	You've lived in dirt so long,
01:25:59	And you're jealous of something
01:26:05	Jealous, am I?
01:26:06	Yes, I suppose I am.
01:26:09	Even though I know you've been faithful
01:26:12	How do I know?
01:26:13	Because I know Ashley Wilkes,
01:26:17	They're gentlemen!
01:26:19	And that's more than I can say
01:26:22	We're not gentlemen,
01:26:35	It's not that easy, Scarlett.
01:26:41	You turned me out
01:26:43	While you dreamed of Ashley Wilkes.
01:26:45	This is one night
01:27:14	How are you feeling this morning, Mammy?
01:27:16	Well, this misery in my back ain't so good.
01:27:23	You actin' mighty happy this mornin',
01:27:26	I am, Mammy. I am.
01:27:34	"Oh, she wept with delight
01:27:39	"And trembled with fear at his frown."
01:28:00	Hello.
01:28:03	I'd like to extend my apologies
01:28:07	Oh, but Rhett...
01:28:09	I was very drunk...
01:28:10	...and quite swept off my feet
01:28:15	Well, you needn't bother to apologize.
01:28:19	I've been thinking things over,
01:28:22	...it would be better for both of us...
01:28:23	...if we admitted we'd made a mistake
01:28:26	- A divorce?
01:28:28	There's no point in our holding on
01:28:31	I'll provide for you amply.
01:28:33	Just give me Bonnie. You can say
01:28:36	Thank you very much.
01:28:37	But I wouldn't dream of disgracing
01:28:40	You'd disgrace it quick enough
01:28:43	It makes my head spin to think
01:28:47	Wouldn't you, Scarlett?
01:28:50	Well, answer me.
01:28:51	Wouldn't you?
01:28:52	Will you please go now,
01:28:56	Yes, I'm going.
01:28:59	I'm going on a very extended trip
01:29:03	And I'm taking Bonnie with me.
01:29:05	So you'll please get
01:29:07	You'll never take my child
01:29:10	She's my child, too, Scarlett.
01:29:12	You're making a mistake,
01:29:14	...with a mother who hasn't the decency
01:29:17	You're a fine one to talk.
01:29:18	You think I'll let that child out
01:29:20	...when you'll probably have her around
01:29:23	If you were a man
01:29:26	As it is, I'll thank you
01:29:28	As for you, giving yourself pious airs
01:29:31	Why, a cat's a better mother than you are.
01:29:33	Have her things packed and ready
01:29:36	I've always thought a good lashing with a
01:29:45	Excuse me, Mr. Rhett.
01:29:47	Hello, Uncle Rhett.
01:29:48	Hello, hello, Beau.
01:29:50	Daddy, Daddy!
01:29:52	Where have you been?
01:29:55	Well, I've been hunting for a rabbit skin
01:29:58	Give your best sweetheart a kiss.
01:30:04	I'm going to take you
01:30:08	Where? Where?
01:30:09	I'm going to show you the Tower
01:30:13	...and London Bridge.
01:30:15	London Bridge!
01:30:16	Will it be falling down?
01:30:20	Well, it will if you want it to, darling.
01:30:24	Daddy, dark!
01:30:27	Dark!
01:30:29	Daddy! Dark!
01:30:32	It's all right.
01:30:35	Daddy, dark!
01:30:37	Daddy, dark!
01:30:38	There. Yes, yes.
01:30:41	What's the matter with my Bonnie?
01:30:42	A bear.
01:30:44	Oh, a bear? A big bear?
01:30:47	Dreadful big. And he sat on my chest.
01:30:50	Well, I'll stay here and shoot him
01:31:07	Good evening, Mr. Butler.
01:31:12	Haven't I told you never to leave her alone
01:31:15	If you'll pardon me, sir, children are often
01:31:19	If you just let her scream
01:31:20	Let her scream! Either you're a fool or
01:31:24	Of course, sir, if you want her
01:31:27	Cowardly!
01:31:28	There isn't a cowardly bone in her body.
01:31:32	As you say, sir.
01:31:49	Where is Mother?
01:31:57	Aren't you happy here in London with me?
01:32:00	I want to go home.
01:32:14	Miss Bonnie!
01:32:16	And Captain Butler!
01:32:18	- Miss Scarlett!
01:32:20	Honey, child!
01:32:22	Miss Scarlett! They's back!
01:32:25	Bonnie!
01:32:27	Bonnie! Bonnie, baby!
01:32:29	Darling, baby!
01:32:31	Are you glad to be home?
01:32:32	Daddy gave me a kitten.
01:32:34	- What a little, lovely kitten!
01:32:37	- Oh, my darling.
01:32:40	- I want to go out and see my pony.
01:32:52	Where's my pony?
01:32:54	I wanna go out and see my pony.
01:32:57	You run along with Mammy.
01:32:58	- Come on, honey child.
01:33:00	Mammy sure has missed you, honey.
01:33:04	Mrs. Butler, I believe.
01:33:06	Mammy said you'd come back.
01:33:09	But only to bring Bonnie.
01:33:11	Apparently any mother, even a bad one,
01:33:15	You mean you're going away again?
01:33:17	What perception, Mrs. Butler.
01:33:19	Right away.
01:33:20	In fact, I left my bags at the station.
01:33:24	You're looking pale.
01:33:27	Or can this wanness mean
01:33:30	If I'm pale, it's your fault.
01:33:32	Not because I've been missing you,
01:33:38	Pray continue, Mrs. Butler.
01:33:41	It's because I'm going to have a baby.
01:33:49	Indeed?
01:33:50	And who's the happy father?
01:33:53	You know it's yours.
01:33:54	I don't want it any more than you do.
01:33:56	No woman would want the child
01:33:58	I wish it were anybody's child but yours.
01:34:03	Well, cheer up.
01:34:19	Is she better?
01:34:24	Has she asked for me?
01:34:26	Don't you understand? She's delirious.
01:34:29	Rhett!
01:34:32	I want Rhett!
01:34:38	What's the matter, honey?
01:34:41	It's no use.
01:34:44	It's no use.
01:35:06	Dr. Meade's left.
01:35:09	Scarlett's dead!
01:35:10	Oh, no, she's much better.
01:35:12	Really she is.
01:35:30	There, there, Captain Butler.
01:35:33	She'll very soon be well again,
01:35:35	No, you don't understand.
01:35:38	Not want a baby?
01:35:40	Yes, you want children, but she doesn't.
01:35:43	She told me she didn't want
01:35:46	...and I wanted to hurt her
01:35:48	I wanted to and I did.
01:35:49	Hush. You mustn't tell me these things.
01:35:52	I didn't know about this baby
01:35:55	If I'd known, I'd have come straight home
01:35:58	Well, of course you would.
01:35:59	And then when she told me,
01:36:03	What did I say? I laughed and I said...
01:36:06	But you didn't mean it.
01:36:09	Oh, but I did mean it.
01:36:12	She's never cared for me. I thought I could
01:36:17	You're so wrong.
01:36:19	Scarlett loves you a great deal,
01:36:24	If that were only true I could wait forever.
01:36:25	If she'd only forgive me,
01:36:28	She will.
01:36:29	You must be patient.
01:36:33	Oh, no, it's not possible.
01:36:35	You don't understand.
01:36:39	...you wouldn't believe it.
01:36:43	Surely you haven't listened to idle gossip.
01:36:46	No, Captain Butler, I wouldn't believe it.
01:36:50	There, there. Scarlett's going to get well
01:36:55	Oh no, no, she couldn't even if she
01:36:58	But of course she could.
01:37:01	I'm going to.
01:37:05	No, Miss Melly, you mustn't risk it.
01:37:08	Children are life renewing itself,
01:37:11	...and when life does that
01:37:18	I've never before known anyone
01:37:21	I pray God things go well with you,
01:37:24	And I want to thank you for all
01:37:29	From my heart, I thank you.
01:37:38	Miss Scarlett's feelin' a heap better today,
01:37:41	Thank you, Mammy.
01:37:49	I've come to ask your forgiveness...
01:37:51	...in the hope that we can give
01:37:54	Our life together?
01:37:56	When did we ever have a life together?
01:37:59	Yes, you're right.
01:38:01	But I'm sure if we could only try again,
01:38:05	Well, what is there to make us happy now?
01:38:08	Well, there's Bonnie and...
01:38:11	...and I love you, Scarlett.
01:38:14	When did you discover that?
01:38:15	I've always loved you, but you've never
01:38:20	Well, and just what do you want me to do?
01:38:24	To begin with, give up the mill, Scarlett.
01:38:27	We'll go away.
01:38:28	We'll take Bonnie and we'll have
01:38:30	Give up the mill? But why?
01:38:33	Yes, I know, but we don't need it.
01:38:35	Sell it, or better still, give it to Ashley.
01:38:38	Melanie's been such a friend to both of us.
01:38:40	Always Melanie!
01:38:43	I am thinking of you...
01:38:45	...and I'm thinking that...
01:38:47	...well, maybe it's the mill
01:38:50	...and from Bonnie.
01:38:52	I know what you're thinking.
01:38:54	You're the one taking her away from me.
01:38:56	But she loves you.
01:38:57	You've done everything possible
01:39:00	Why, she's so spoiled now that...
01:39:01	Mommy! Daddy!
01:39:03	Watch me!
01:39:04	We're watching, darling.
01:39:06	You're mighty pretty, precious.
01:39:08	So are you.
01:39:09	I'm going to jump. Watch me, Daddy.
01:39:13	I don't think you ought to do
01:39:15	Remember, you've just learned
01:39:18	I will so jump!
01:39:19	I can jump better than ever
01:39:22	...and I've moved the bar higher.
01:39:23	Don't let her do it, Rhett.
01:39:25	No, Bonnie, you can't. Well, if you fall off,
01:39:30	Rhett, stop her!
01:39:33	Bonnie!
01:39:35	Bonnie!
01:39:38	Just like Pa.
01:39:42	Just like Pa!
01:39:45	Bonnie!
01:39:54	Bonnie!
01:39:56	Bonnie!
01:40:13	Lordsy, Miss Melly.
01:40:18	This house won't seem
01:40:21	How's Miss Scarlett bearing up?
01:40:23	Miss Melly, this here done
01:40:26	...but I didn't fetch you here
01:40:29	What that child got to stand,
01:40:34	It's Mr. Rhett I's worried about.
01:40:40	He done lost his mind
01:40:42	No, Mammy, no.
01:40:44	I ain't never see'd no man, black or white,
01:40:49	When Dr. Meade says her neck broke...
01:40:51	...Mr. Rhett grab his gun and run out there
01:40:55	...and for a minute I think
01:40:58	Oh, poor Captain Butler.
01:41:00	Yes, ma'am. Miss Scarlett, she call him
01:41:05	She say, "You give me my baby
01:41:08	And then he say Miss Scarlett ain't
01:41:12	It like to turn my blood cold,
01:41:16	Stop, Mammy, don't tell me any more.
01:41:21	And then that night...
01:41:24	...Mr. Rhett, he locked hisself
01:41:29	...and he wouldn't even open the door...
01:41:30	...when Miss Scarlett beat on it
01:41:32	And that's the way it's been
01:41:35	Oh, Mammy.
01:41:37	And then this evenin',
01:41:40	...and she say the funeral set
01:41:42	...and he says "You try that
01:41:45	"Do you think I's goin'
01:41:48	"...in the dark when she's so scared of it?"
01:41:51	Oh, Mammy, he has lost his mind.
01:41:53	Yes, ma'am, that's the God's truth.
01:41:57	You gotta help us, Miss Melly.
01:41:59	Oh, but I can't intrude.
01:42:01	If you can't help us, who can?
01:42:03	Mr. Rhett always set great store
01:42:08	Please, Miss Melly.
01:42:11	I'll do what I can, Mammy.
01:42:19	Get away from that door,
01:42:21	It's Mrs. Wilkes, Captain Butler.
01:42:23	Please let me in.
01:42:25	I've come to see Bonnie.
01:42:47	Oh, Lord...
01:42:49	...please help Mr. Rhett
01:43:03	I want you to go and make
01:43:06	...and bring it up to Captain Butler.
01:43:10	But...
01:43:12	Captain Butler is quite willing
01:43:15	...tomorrow morning.
01:43:16	Hallelujah. I suspects the angels fights
01:43:22	Miss Melly! Miss Melly!
01:43:24	Miss Melly!
01:43:25	Miss Melly! Miss Melly!
01:43:28	Send for Dr. Meade, Mammy...
01:43:31	...and try...
01:43:32	...try to get me home.
01:43:35	Miss Melly! Miss Melly!
01:43:44	Where is my mother goin' away to?
01:43:47	And why can't I go along, please?
01:43:50	We can't always go along, Beau,
01:43:55	You're going back to bed now.
01:43:58	Oh, Rhett, she can't be dying, she can't be!
01:44:02	She hasn't your strength.
01:44:03	She's never had any strength.
01:44:07	You knew that, too.
01:44:08	Why do I have to go back to bed?
01:44:11	It isn't really morning yet.
01:44:19	You may come in now, Scarlett.
01:44:21	Dr. Meade, please let me see her!
01:44:23	I've been waiting here two whole days
01:44:26	...that I was wrong about something.
01:44:28	She knows you were wrong.
01:44:34	Miss Melly's going to die in peace.
01:44:36	I won't have you easing your conscience
01:44:39	...that make no difference now.
01:44:55	It's me, Melly.
01:44:58	Promise me?
01:45:00	Anything.
01:45:03	Look after my little son.
01:45:06	I gave him to you once before.
01:45:09	Remember?
01:45:11	The day he was born.
01:45:13	Please, Melly, don't talk this way.
01:45:17	Promise me...
01:45:19	...college...
01:45:20	Yes, yes, and Europe, and a pony,
01:45:25	...Melly, do try...
01:45:27	Ashley...
01:45:29	Ashley and you.
01:45:33	What about Ashley, Melly?
01:45:37	Look after him for me.
01:45:40	Just as you...
01:45:43	...looked after me for him.
01:45:48	I will, Melly.
01:45:51	Look after him...
01:45:53	...but never let him know.
01:46:05	Good night.
01:46:08	Promise?
01:46:11	What else, Melly?
01:46:13	Captain Butler...
01:46:16	...be kind to him.
01:46:18	Rhett?
01:46:20	He loves you so.
01:46:25	Yes, Melly.
01:46:30	Goodbye.
01:46:32	Goodbye.
01:46:49	You ladies may come in now.
01:46:56	Ashley.
01:46:58	I don't know where the mate to this is.
01:47:01	She must have put it away.
01:47:04	Oh, stop it.
01:47:06	Hold me.
01:47:07	I'm so frightened.
01:47:11	I'm so frightened.
01:47:17	Oh, Scarlett, what can I do?
01:47:22	Everything I ever had is...
01:47:24	...is going with her.
01:47:27	Oh, Ashley.
01:47:29	You really love her, don't you?
01:47:32	She's the only dream I ever had
01:47:37	Dreams! Always dreams with you,
01:47:40	Oh, Scarlett!
01:47:44	Ashley, you should have told me years ago
01:47:48	...and not left me dangling
01:47:51	But you had to wait till now,
01:47:55	...to show me that I could never mean
01:47:58	...than this Watling woman does to Rhett.
01:48:03	And I've loved something that...
01:48:05	...that doesn't really exist.
01:48:10	Somehow...
01:48:12	...I don't care.
01:48:15	Somehow it doesn't matter.
01:48:19	It doesn't matter one bit.
01:48:25	Ashley, forgive me.
01:48:27	Don't cry.
01:48:31	Ashley!
01:48:35	Melly!
01:48:38	Melly!
01:48:44	Rhett, Rhett!
01:48:49	Rhett, where are you?
01:48:54	Rhett, wait for me.
01:49:01	Rhett, wait for me!
01:49:28	Rhett.
01:49:32	Come in.
01:49:41	Rhett...
01:49:43	Melanie, she's...
01:49:48	Well, God rest her.
01:49:50	She was the only completely kind person
01:49:54	A great lady.
01:49:55	A very great lady.
01:49:59	So she's dead.
01:50:03	Oh, how can you say such a thing?
01:50:08	No, I don't know that I do.
01:50:10	But at least it's to your credit
01:50:13	Of course I appreciated her.
01:50:18	Why her last words were about you.
01:50:21	What did she say?
01:50:22	She said:
01:50:23	"Be kind to Captain Butler.
01:50:32	Did she say anything else?
01:50:33	She said...
01:50:35	...she asked me to look after Ashley, too.
01:50:40	It's convenient to have
01:50:45	What do you mean?
01:50:49	What are you doing?
01:50:50	I'm leaving you, my dear.
01:50:52	All you need now is a divorce,
01:50:59	Oh, no!
01:51:01	No, you're wrong! Terribly wrong!
01:51:03	I don't want a divorce.
01:51:07	...when I knew I loved you,
01:51:09	Oh, darling, darling...
01:51:11	Please don't go on with this.
01:51:13	Leave us some dignity to remember
01:51:16	This last?
01:51:18	Oh, Rhett, do listen to me.
01:51:19	I must have loved you for years, only I was
01:51:23	Please believe me. You must care.
01:51:26	Melly said you did.
01:51:28	I believe you. What about Ashley Wilkes?
01:51:31	I never really loved Ashley.
01:51:34	You certainly gave a good imitation of it,
01:51:38	No, Scarlett. I tried everything.
01:51:41	If you'd only met me half way,
01:51:44	I was so glad to see you.
01:51:47	And then, when you were sick
01:51:51	...I hoped against hope
01:51:53	I wanted you. I wanted you desperately,
01:51:59	It seems we've been at cross purposes,
01:52:04	As long as there was Bonnie,
01:52:07	I liked to think that Bonnie was you.
01:52:09	A little girl again, before the war,
01:52:13	She was so like you, and I could pet her,
01:52:20	But when she went, she took everything.
01:52:22	Oh, Rhett!
01:52:24	Rhett, please don't say that.
01:52:25	I'm so sorry, I'm so sorry for everything.
01:52:30	My darling, you're such a child.
01:52:33	You think that by saying, "I'm sorry,"
01:52:39	Here, take my handkerchief.
01:52:41	Never, at any crisis of your life,
01:52:50	Rhett, where are you going?
01:52:52	I'm going to Charleston.
01:52:54	Please. Please take me with you.
01:52:57	No. I'm through with everything here.
01:53:00	I want peace.
01:53:02	I want to see if somewhere there isn't
01:53:07	- Do you know what I'm talking about?
01:53:11	That's your misfortune.
01:53:13	Oh, Rhett.
01:53:19	Rhett!
01:53:26	Rhett!
01:53:27	If you go, where shall I go?
01:53:31	Frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn.
01:53:47	Oh, I can't let him go! I can't!
01:53:50	There must be some way
01:53:55	I can't think about it now.
01:54:00	I'll think about it tomorrow.
01:54:16	But I must think about it.
01:54:18	I must think about it.
01:54:21	What is there to do?
01:54:24	What is there that matters?
01:54:29	Do you mean to tell me,
01:54:31	...that Tara doesn't mean anything to you?
01:54:35	It's the only thing that lasts.
01:54:38	Something you love better than me,
01:54:41	It's this from which you get your strength.
01:54:45	Why, land's the only thing that matters.
01:54:49	Something you love better than me,
01:54:52	This from which you get your strength.
01:54:55	Why, land's the only thing that matters.
01:54:56	Something you love better than me.
01:54:58	The red earth of Tara.
01:54:59	- Tara!
01:55:04	Tara!
01:55:06	Home!
01:55:08	I'll go home!
01:55:11	And I'll think of some way to get him back.
01:55:14	After all...
01:55:16	...tomorrow is another day.

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