Scarlett O'Hara and Rhett Head servant
The legendary story of a lady's life during quite possibly of the most turbulent period in America's set of experiences. From her young, blameless days on a feudalistic manor to the conflict torn roads of Atlanta; from her most memorable love whom she has consistently wanted to three spouses; from the highest level of extravagance to outright starvation and destitution; from her guiltlessness to her comprehension and understanding of life.
Scarlett is a self-absorbed manor beauty, the little girl of a French highborn mother and an Irish worker foreigner who figured out how to obtain a huge cotton estate and a wonderful refined spouse. Scarlett acquired her mom's excellence and habits and her dad's crude energy and aspiration. Underneath her cleaned outside, she is dynamo of raucous driving forces. Despite the fact that her magnificence and coquettish way of behaving have oppressed pretty much every young fellow in the district, Scarlett yearns to wed Ashley Wilkes, the informed child of a recognized Southern family. Shattered when Ashley weds his cousin Melanie all things being equal, Scarlett weds Melanie's sibling just to demonstrate hatred for Ashley. At the point when her better half is killed in the conflict, she weds a storekeeper for his cash, yet never leaves her expectation of at long last winning Ashley for herself.
Scarlett's just genuine relationship is with Rhett Steward, the dapper youthful barricade sprinter who was repudiated by his family and ousted from Charleston for disreputable way of behaving. Rhett sees directly through Scarlett's façade of refined tastefulness and realizes the savage, deceitful, wildcat which lies behind her beautiful face. Drawn in by her energy, strength, boldness and excellence, he seeks after her first to turn into his escort and later his significant other. Scarlett's heart has forever been after Ashley. She appreciates Rhett's savage strength, his boldness to oppose society, his tall attractive appearance and his significant abundance, yet she never feels for him anything like genuine friendship.
However, the genuine romantic tale in Gone with the Breeze isn't between these two egotistical, conceited characters whose energy tortures and at last destroys the satisfaction of both. It is fairly the tranquil, romanticized love among Ashley and Melanie Wilkes that portrays the genuine characteristics and force of adoration to sustain, save and safeguard, even in the midst of unprecedented disturbance. However Scarlett has focused intensely on wedding the refined and refined Ashley, he picks rather his unassuming and fragile cousin Melanie and weds her. Melanie misses the mark on dazzling excellence, energy, essentialness, and female wiles of Scarlett. In any case, her delicate heart is made of unadulterated goodness and has remarkable force of generosity that safeguards Ashley through the long periods of battling and detainment. However, Scarlett and Rhett's violent and unfulfilling marriage is damaged by steady quarrels.After the demise of their young girl, Rhett at long last leaves her. Really at that time does she understand to what lengths she wants and will go for him. Through her wails in the last scene, Scarlett starts to think about her home Tara, from which she has consistently acquired strength, and discovers that she will return there and will consider a method for getting Rhett back.