An important role in Gone with the Wind? And analyze them!

Scarlett is the heroine in margaret mitchell's Gone with the Wind. Later, it was adapted into the movie Gone with the Wind, played by Vivien Leigh.

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Scarlett, a woman like a cat. Have cat's eyes, cat's smile, cat's pace and cat's agility and speed. So, what kind of life attitude, difficulties, setbacks and love experience does this cat-like woman provide us?

First of all, she dares to take responsibility when she meets difficulties. Although she wavered, she finally took responsibility. For example, she saved Melanie, revived Tara, and later helped the Ashley family for a long time.

Secondly, she dares to love and hate, and has no regrets. She loved Ashley all her youth, but she didn't give up her efforts until the last limit of her ability.

There is also the courage to make mistakes. When she finally realized that she had misunderstood her heart and hurt Rhett, she immediately apologized to Rhett, asked for his forgiveness and tried her best to protect their love.

Scarlett is a woman full of courage, determination and charm. No wonder people like Rhett also fell at her feet. She should have been a weak woman, willful and young, living a carefree life and worrying about what to wear tomorrow. The first marriage was an impulsive revenge. I married a boy I didn't love and made myself a young widow. The second marriage was for the survival of the family and took away my sister's sweetheart Kennedy. Although Kennedy is already an old man and a half, he is no match for Scarlett. He was helpless in the face of her ruthlessness, wildness and absent-mindedness. In the end, he was shot to get back at the poor white man because Scarlett was almost insulted. Unfortunately, he died in vain, but he never enjoyed Scarlett's love. So Scarlett became a widow again, and she was a rich widow. In that war-torn era, in order to make a promise to Ashley to take care of Melanie, when the northern army was about to capture Atlanta, Scarlett decisively delivered Melanie's baby and found Rhett to break through many obstacles and checkpoints and return to Tara, his hometown in the country. When she was hungry and cold, she suffered multiple blows from her mother's death, her father's dementia, her home being robbed and poverty. But she didn't give up the hope of life, took the lead in farming, ordered her sister to get up and pick cotton, took care of Melanie and Xiaobo, and supported the family's livelihood. At that time, she was just a little girl in her twenties. She should be a spoiled little girl in her mother's arms. However, in the face of such great difficulties, she did not choose to escape, but bravely shouldered the burden of her family and fought against her fate with perseverance unmatched by ordinary people. Whenever I see Scarlett holding a radish and swearing to heaven that she will never let her family suffer and starve again, I always feel that the director's use of light and background is so ingenious and artistic, vividly depicting Scarlett's strong and true inner feelings of longing for stability, survival and prosperity. I think at that time, she had completed the most difficult transformation, from an ordinary caterpillar to a beautiful butterfly, free and noble. Scarlett at that time was like a goddess-a goddess of desire who longed for wealth and survival and was willing to do anything for it.

Strong and tenacious, whether in the face of the ruins and smoke of war, the death of mother and father, the poverty and hardship of life or the death of her daughter, she is the strongest and most tenacious person who has suffered the same pain and hardship as her, and she is the first to come out. When Scarlett faced the scarred Taylor Manor, her tenacity and strength made the eldest daughter of this family shoulder the burden of her parents. At the end of the film, she firmly told us that tomorrow is another day.

Vanity should be a derogatory term, but Scarlett's vanity seems particularly lovely, and vanity seems to be a commendatory term for her. A famous model once said, "Girls always have a little vanity, no matter what vanity is." When Scarlett tore off her mother's only relic, the curtain, she wanted to make a beautiful dress with it anyway, and put it on her body in anticipation of the appearance of new clothes. Her vanity made her a seemingly unfilial daughter, but her practice was the only way to save the whole family at that time. This is no longer vanity, but the means and desires of the strong. After the war of aggression, Taylor Manor was controlled by the Union Army. The death of her mother and the collapse of her father made Scarlett, the eldest daughter of the family, shoulder the burden of "parents". The scarlett family lead a hard life. The war made her poor, and poverty was followed by hunger. However, the most terrible thing is the land that has no money to pay taxes and almost lost its source of livelihood. In order to borrow money to pay taxes, Scarlett seduced her sister's lover and became the proprietress of a small shop. After all this, she understood what kind of society she lived in and the importance of money in this society. Therefore, when she has the money she needs now, she will naturally want to have more money. In the pursuit of "more money", she showed an excellent quality that an early capitalist must have-enterprising.

Smart and open

In the period of social transformation, people's ideas need to change from traditional ideas to new ones that adapt to social development. Those who can't change their ideas at the first time will lose the initiative to lead the times. Scarlett was the first person to change her mind and accept the new society and social system, new values and new way of life. At this point, she is very remarkable. The beautiful Scarlett provides us with an attitude towards love. She is beautiful, but she just uses her beauty properly to get what she likes, and never uses her beauty to play with love, whether it is her own or someone else's love. Scarlett is beautiful, but beauty is not a necessary condition for having love-you don't need to be as beautiful as Scarlett, but you must pursue your own love, or more.

She is a strong woman with amazing beauty. She was born without kindness and cowardice.

Rhett Butler. He is a perfect man. He has almost all the qualities that a man should have. From the first time he appeared in Twelve Oaks Manor, I was fascinated by his cynical, casual but insightful eyes. Although he had a bad reputation in the southern part of the United States at that time and was unpopular at the banquet, I dare say that he could kidnap any lady in the upper class present and let them run away with him or do anything else for him regardless of their family's opposition. Really, Rhett is absolutely charming. He is handsome, polite, intelligent, calm and mature. Although unpopular at the party, he didn't care about other people's eyes and went his own way. Although the views on the civil war at the banquet aroused public anger, they still hit the nail on the head.

After the war broke out, Rhett became the most popular and richest man in Atlanta, because he crossed the blockade and brought fashionable clothes and decorations that ladies and wives liked. He was a speculator who made a fortune in the war. He knew the situation at that time, so he never threw himself blindly into that fanatical war like other young people. However, on his way to risk sending Scarlett and Melanie to Tara, he became a soldier after ensuring their safety. He is extremely clever. He has clearly predicted the end of the war, but his inner passion and fanaticism don't allow him to stay in the rear. This is Rhett Butler, calm and enthusiastic.

Few people can get his appreciation, but for those he appreciates, he will also be eager to get that person's respect, such as black mother. He said she was a great black woman, so he tried his best to please her after knowing that his black mother didn't like him. Rhett's happiness was self-evident.

He also longs for love and being loved. After he fell in love with beautiful, passionate, brave, vain and selfish Scarlett, he also longed for her love, so when he went to prison to borrow money to find him, although he was skeptical about Scarlett's lies, he was full of joy. Scarlett proposed to her as soon as her second husband died. In his own words, he can't wait any longer.

He is a good husband and father. He dotes on Scarlett, and he dotes on him and Scarlett's daughter with the same enthusiasm. However, when Scarlett still blindly thought that the person he loved was Ashley, he left Scarlett with his daughter sadly and traveled to London. When her daughter told her how much she missed her mother, Rhett went back to Scarlett day and night because he missed Scarlett more than her. What really made him sad was the hug between Scarlett and Ashley when Melanie died. His patience waiting for Scarlett to feel his love and fall in love with him finally reached the limit. Even if Scarlett has understood her love and confessed to him, she can't keep Rhett, because like all men who are too affectionate, she is too hurt, so give him some time to heal. After his injury, they will live a happy life, because they love each other deeply.