Gone with the Wind- Scarlett’s Fall

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[@LukeLovesRose]

Melanie is so right. They dont know it but Rhett and Scarlett love each other like crazy. What a great lady was Melanie, the character and the actress playing her

[@EmilyGloeggler7984]

Rhett deserved a woman and wife like Melanie.

[@nukapuka]

@@EmilyGloeggler7984 Never would get on.

[@nikicarrie4071]

@@EmilyGloeggler7984 he would never marry a woman like that . Rhett and Scarlett were cut from the same cloth. She was very intelligent especially for a woman

[@tracys169]

@@nikicarrie4071 The sequel to this actually had him married to a woman similar to Melanie LOL. If we all would accept "Scarlett" by A. Ripley as the true sequel to 'Gone with the Wind.'

[@nikicarrie4071]

@@tracys169 it's definitely not.i read it. It has nothing to do with the characters essence at all

[@0217ldp]

I have a friend who read the book once and never again. She had tears in her eyes when she told me, "She could have been so happy!"

[@ritav7917]

Good news! Read the sequel Scarlet! I couldn’t put it down!

[@lordalessan]

Rhett: Says he'll wait forever until Scarlett says loves him. Also Rhett: Leaves as soon as Scarlett admits she loves him.

[@dynahvelvixin.8615]

Well he felt she only used him and she didn't know deep inside she really did love him.

[@shadrach6299]

That’s funny

[@EmilyGloeggler7984]

@@dynahvelvixin.8615 She was better off without him.

[@dynahvelvixin.8615]

@@EmilyGloeggler7984 She made the biggest mistake by losing him I think because he was a good husband ok he had his moments. But he was a good husband and father to Bonnie.

[@AnnaLVajda]

He's no gentleman like Ashley he knows he can't compete with that.

[@lyndseyhorn2398]

The ending of the film is soooo frustrating and breaks my heart. Two people deeply in love with each other but afraid to tell each other, and themselves, how they truly feel. Two incredibly independent people dedicated to each other but too stubborn to admit that they want to rely on and commit to each other. This scene is gut wrenching, literally makes a pit in my stomach.

[@daphneduryea9136]

Agree. I can't watch the second half of the movie anymore. It's just too sad. Now, my favorite ending scene in a movie is South Pacific. And, oh the perfection of Rossano Brazzi's face in the last close-up just before he lets go of the ladle to clasp hands under the table.

[@Hayley._.xoxo69]

Seeing them together would have been cool, but the turmoil was played out well. Their relationship was toxic. I feel like Rhett would have ruined Scarlett and vice versa. They're too much alike.

[@YasmeenQ]

He's heartbroken here and scarlett's also crying out for him, to be by her side, but neither knows what the other feels. She smiled at him when he returned home it showed she welcomed him and the pregnancy and was willing to start over, but his aloof manner hurt her pride, and she retracted her emotions. The war really hardened her heart, unfortunately. If only one person was brave enough to lay their heart out to the other, the dynamics would've changed, but ego is a curse and destroyed many homes. Rhett did offer an olive branch when she was recovering, but she was too stubborn to fight for their marriage, and bonnie's death was the final nail in the coffin

[@ericac88]

I believe this is the Scene where Scarlet was really starting to Fall in love with Rhett, but Rhett was already making rude remarks and was hard headed around her.He had enough of her before.Scarlet was really trying to welcome him with her smile when he came home.

[@svetlanavlaisavljevic8999]

That's true..

[@nancyhey1012]

@@ericac88 I think he was making rude remarks because even though he loved her passionately he also knew that her heart still belonged to Ashley. He thought that she wished that the child she was carrying was Ashley’s and not his.

[@nancyhey1012]

@@ericac88 also, he may have felt that her smile and her welcoming of him was not really sincere, but rather that she was being flirtatious in order to get some favor from him, because she had a reputation of doing that with men. He thought she was being manipulated, and that’s why he was aloof.

[@ericac88]

@@nancyhey1012 I agree! And this scene is so sad cause Rhett really had enough of her

[@MalloryNewcomb]

This was an extraordinary scene by Clark Gable: finally we see Captain Butler without his bravado pouring out his heart to Melanie, the one person who he could truly trust about the troubles of his marriage to Scarlett whether or not he knew it!

[@michaelmurphy7670]

True and to think some fascist fools wanna rid the world of this moving masterpiece.

[@sjferguson]

I love this movie so much. There are so many different layers to this tale. So many different characters and how each one is struggling with various aspects of life. Honestly, Rhett has always been my favorite character, him and Melanie. On the surface it looks like the story is about Scarlet but each character is interwoven into this masterpiece.

[@rosea2350]

Scarlett treated everyone who loved her so badly. Melanie is the gem in this story.

[@isabelbarroso3381]

Melanie is a true lady from beginning to end. She was Scarlett's one true friend.

[@Lianel402]

These two were so toxic together. At the end he had enough and was fed up with her and she came to her senses but lost him.

[@EmilyGloeggler7984]

She didn’t come to her senses. She had been wise to reject him before accepting his proposal. She made her bed and so did he.

[@missjemma9978]

oh emily get a life woman your on every single moment you need to get out more and your opinions are just bullshit yawn 🥱🥱🥱 change the bloody record

[@stravinsky1300]

Clark Gable didn't want to cry during this scene because he feared it would hurt his "manly" image. Olivia De Havilland coaxed him into it for the final take, and he later agreed she was right.

[@victoriadiesattheend.8478]

Jesus Christ. "Maybe you'll have an accident" Thats why you never say anything like that to anyone.

[@chooseyourpoison5105]

The book is even more brutal. He says "Cheer up. Maybe you'll have a miscarriage."

[@Kurdishgarl]

@@chooseyourpoison5105 NAH WHAT😭💀

[@chooseyourpoison5105]

@@Kurdishgarl The conversation in the book is awful and an indication of how low their relationship has sunk. He strolls in and says that she's looking pale and asks sarcastically if there's a rouge shortage. She fires straight back with "If I'm pale, it's your fault. I'm going to have a baby." He goes white but then says "Who's the happy father? Ashley?" She retorts that he knows damn well it's his baby and that she wishes it was anyone's baby but his. That's when he says "Cheer up, maybe you'll have a miscarriage." The subtext here is that he's implying that he hopes the pregnancy kills her, which I'm sure you'll agree is a horrible thing to say. (And as it turns out in the very next scene, it nearly does kill her.) This exchange is important because it marks the end of their relationship. Rhett explains at the end of the book that this was when he finally realised that it was all over and there was no hope for them.

[@LM48888]

​@chooseyourpoison5105 He's not indirectly saying he wishes it kills Scarlett. He's solely referring to the baby because he knows Scarlett is unhappy about being pregnant. He's mocking her rather than wishing her dead.

[@MalloryNewcomb]

If only Scarlett and Rhett didn’t underestimate Melanie’s intelligence: she saw the truth that “Scarlett loves you a great deal more than she knows”. It would be blind idealism if she had not said “more than she knows”. I think she better understood these two people than they understood each other. Their pride got in the way of wanting to admit they loved each other. If only Rhett had shared Melanie’s optimism and not given up on her at the end. She never believed the gossip because she knew Scarlett did not love her husband despite what anybody said. I think Scarlett had enough love for Melanie as she got older and she started to see her core values did not align with Ashley’s. She was a gentle soul but incredibly perceptive. And Rest In Peace Olivia DeHavilland ❤

[@gwtwvivien]

Why nobody told Rhett that Scarlett was asking for him? Mammy was with her.... Maybe if he would knew it everything would have been better. She was crying for him.

[@billcipher2893]

mammy didn't hear very clearly but when she asked Scarlett "did you call somebody" Scarlett said "it's no use, it's no use"

[@gwtwvivien]

@@billcipher2893 yes. True. But still its a pitty.....

[@davidpar2]

These were all deliberate plot points in anticipation of the sequel Margaret Mitchell was writing before she was killed

[@YasmeenQ]

I also wondered why mammy didnt fetch him when she was crying out to him??

[@niemampomysunanazwe4329]

Melani said but in the book

[@adriblack511]

In the book, he said, "Maybe you'll have a miscarriage."

[@dmmchugh3714]

I read once that the Hollywood censors at the time did not approve of the word 'miscarriage'.

[@jodi2847]

Hays office demanded it be changed. Couldn't even use the word "pregnant" back then.

[@pinkstrawberries1768]

YOU DON’T SAY THAT TO A WOMEN

[@sheismymom]

yeah they changed a bit of dialogue in the movie because some things were too racy to be said on screen lol

[@joyunicycle]

@@pinkstrawberries1768 very true, then again Rhett said a lot of things nobody should tell a lady.

[@JohnDonovanProductions]

I think Vivien Leigh, as many have already stated, was born for the part! As Selznick wrote in 1941, “ I took one look and knew that she was right - at least as far as her appearance went… Later on, her test, made under George Cukor‘s brilliant direction, showed that she could act the part right down to the ground.” Of the other well-known actresses who are high in the running at what time or another, Margaret Sullivan, Miriam Hopkins, Joan Crawford, Norma Shearer, Loretta Young, Katherine Hepburn, Paulette Goddard, Jean Arthur, and Joan Bennett. Paulette Goddard was a very strong possibility, but she couldn’t produce a license proving that she and Charlie Chaplin were married. Selznick was afraid of negative public opinions, since she and Chaplin had been living together for sometime. And for that reason, Vivien Leigh signed a contract to play the role. It was on the night of December 10, 1938 That Vivien Leigh met Selznick for the first time at the controlled burning of the Atlanta set on the RKO Pathé lot. (Sad day for King Kong fans)

[@gwtwvivien]

Wonderful details!!!!!!❤

[@JohnDonovanProductions]

@@gwtwvivien thank you! I love classic movie history ;) and GWTW is one of my favs.

[@gwtwvivien]

@@JohnDonovanProductions I can see that. GWTW is my fav movie and Vivien my fav actress. To read your comment is to learn new facts. Thank you for that!!!!❤

[@LukeLovesRose]

She was born for this. I cant imagine anyone else in the role. IMO Vivien gave the greatest performance in film history as Scarlett O"Hara. She made Scarlett a real legend on the silver screen. She transcends the role of actor and movie star. It wasn't Vivien who became the legend. It was Scarlett. And Scarlett is the most complex and fully realized character ever put on film IMO so....

[@yourheadlmao]

Clark Gable was soo beautiful like damn

[@rogerdodger8349]

My favorite movie. By this point in the film, I am filled with a sense of utter hopelessness as I watch Rhett and Scarlett.

[@leegal1001]

So much love and compassion in this scene!

[@jarrodbarkley9061]

Wow, Clark Gable really looks like he hasn't slept in days!

[@LukeLovesRose]

Which is perfect for the character at this time

[@makaylag2988]

The love he had for her. Omgsh

[@collistooth8314]

Melanie/Olivia can say so much,by saying so little. As with the electric scene when she greets Scarlet to Ashley's birthday party.... As ever,a film ahead of its time, unparalleled in 1939 or 2024. 3 hours and every scene unmissable...

[@Americanpatriot-zo2tk]

We also we also have to remember that Rhett wasn’t a perfect individual either.

[@12classics39]

Indeed. He’s a rapist. He’s not a better person than Scarlett at all.

[@Americanpatriot-zo2tk]

@@12classics39 Bull crap I get tired of hearing that nonsense from you left wing woke people she’s his wife so he took her upstairs and have sex with her what is the man supposed to do every time only feminist don’t like something we’re supposed to get a 20 page consent form to get sex from her spouse? In case you never watch the movie dumb dumb she liked every second of it.

[@mustufa4233]

The only novel to movie classic where I find characters exactly what I imagined

[@Angel123bb1]

Why did I laugh at Scarlet's dead part 🤣🤣

[@Checkmate1138]

Because of irony.

[@BarbieLiu]

Melanie had such a good heart. Always cared for others+being a true friend to scarlett who secretly hated her. Was so emotional by her death, 😭😭😭

[@12classics39]

Melanie is the best character in the movie. She shows unconditional kindness to those around her, and openly communicates with people who don’t communicate with each other, like Rhett and Scarlett, trying to help and fix whatever she can. Even when she senses Scarlett is in love with her husband, she doesn’t resent Scarlett at all; she understands that feelings cannot be helped. She sees the good in both Scarlett and Rhett. It’s only after her death that everything falls apart; she was the glue keeping it all together. And I love how Rhett treats her with genuine respect. He never puts her down the way he puts down Scarlett and other women.

[@sadiec6534]

I love the way the music spiraled down words as he runs down the stairs-

[@tbird2249]

Max Steiner was a wonderful movie composer

[@carolscarantino2422]

They really did love each other, it was so tragic

[@isabelbarroso3381]

Scarlett was hung up on a childhood dream until Melanie's death and Rhet got tired of waiting. Yes it's tragic because they truly loved each other.

[@eddiedean9886]

That was a quick accident, my next sentence would've been maybe I'll win the lottery

[@dayzeereyes128]

😹

[@vanityshop5155]

Looooolllll

[@abandonallhope.1040]

If only Melanie hadn’t died; I think her death was even more devastating than Rhett leaving or Bonnie dying.

[@fabiolaandrea5381]

We all knew Melanie would eventually die sooner or later but to me Bonnie's death was the worst, too devastating for both Scarlett and Rhett, especially for him he adored his little girl so much.

[@djfjdnesk7612]

0:40 Rhett smiled because he was very happy at that moment...

[@yujuti8416]

Scarlett was smiling in the beginning as well. She was happy to see Rhett, until he started to speak. They love each other so bad but they also hurt each other so bad!

[@Americanpatriot-zo2tk]

Melanie is the only honest straight up person in the entire film!

[@zensasmr]

Its interesting to see Rhett going from being kind to Melanie but abusive to Scarlett. Scarlett and Rhett are the definition of toxic love right from the beginning. Yes, they love each other but should they be together?

[@jaydas8976]

In my personal opinion, they shouldn’t be together. They had a very unhealthy and abusive marriage, plus the age difference between the characters is weird and creepy.

[@MalloryNewcomb]

@@jaydas8976What’s funny is I didn’t quite think much of the age difference with Rhett and Scarlett. What I found uncomfortable was that her younger sister Suellen was betrothed to a man who was about 40 years old & I think Suellen was 15 at the time.

[@MalloryNewcomb]

They could make it work but Rhett’s pride and Scarlett’s lack of self-awareness present obstacles that are tough to overcome. Scarlett was starting to finally wise up and then Rhett gives up on her. Man this question makes me want to go re-read the book!

[@jaydas8976]

@@MalloryNewcomb I just find their age difference to be creepy because she was 16 when they met and he was already in his thirties, I definitely agree that the other relationship that you mentioned is creepy too

[@Schoolgirl325]

I do think that Rhett eventually felt genuinely guilty for hurting her. He is a Byronic Hero after all. Objectively, he’s not a very good person on the whole, but not a sociopath either. He has a conscience that nags at him for being an asshole to Scarlett when it has negative consequences to her emotional/physical health. However, for the most part, I don’t really think that there was much genuine love between Scarlett and Rhett. At first, I think he was attracted to the fact that Scarlett happened to be an ambitious, determined, and independent self-starter and fighter when it came to surviving and getting what she needed to support herself and her family financially, which was so unlike the average polished and submissive housewife that most women of her background, time period, and upbringing grew up to become. More than anything I think he fell in love with the challenge of trying to win her over. The longer she didn’t, the more abusive and self-loathing he became, and it eventually got to a point where the thrill of the chase wore off. Similarly, Scarlett starts to fall for Rhett when she realizes she can’t just easily have him. After Melanie dies, she loses interest in Ashley because she realizes she can have him easily, and now she misses Melanie’s friendship that she never fully appreciated until the end. That’s a major theme in Scarlett’s story. She always wants what she can’t have. She doesn’t appreciate much of what she does have until she loses them.

[@isabelbarroso3381]

Rhett loved her and she loved him too, but didn't realize it until Melanie died because she was hung up on an impossible childhood dream.

[@김천분-z1b]

지금 시대에 배우라면 능가할자 없겠다 국보급 미남 미녀 배우다

[@anthonya2349]

How about you put some sound to this, it's too friggin low.

[@김천분-z1b]

렛 버틀러 진짜 매력있게 잘생겼다

[@massrimeri6434]

Rhett and Melanie were compatible they were a way way better fit and you feel it at the end he looks at her like a husband should look at his wife when Melanie died he realized the love he could have had with her I always wished they ended up together !

[@김천분-z1b]

렛 버틀러 저 장면 실제같다 넘 멋있고 잘생겼다 키도 크고 연기도 100% 지금시대 배우라면 렛 스칼렛 미남 미녀 배우 난리 날텐데 아깝다 아쉽다

[@parinikasharma317]

The only way she generated so much momentum that she herself fell down would be either if she was the hulk or if she was flying under that dress.

[@vsb101]

Well she wasn't feeling ok, pale and everything, maybe that took part too

[@angelagatt4634]

Poor sound quality.

[@daphneduryea9136]

If Rhett had treated Scarlett as well as he treated Melanie, Belle & Mammy maybe she would have loved him. And I don't understand why he was so jealous of Ashley when, according to his actions, he loved Melanie & Belle just as much as Scarlett loved Ashley.

[@chihirokashima]

Omg no! He doesn’t love Belle or Melanie for goodness sake! He respects Melanie a lot as he said that she was the “most respectable” person he have ever met. And Belle is just a companion, where he finds soothe and comfort because she is the only one who loves him back as he said. I don’t even know if you have read the book or not to have these thoughts

[@daphneduryea9136]

@@chihirokashima Yes. I've read the book. I think Victor Fleming made Scarlett a little bit too harsh. I think in the book they were more equal. And something else that bothers me about Rhett: if he didn't know why Melanie loved Scarlett, why didn't he ask her? I can think of a few reasons right off the bat: 1) Scarlett was the only one who stayed with Melanie in Atlanta when everyone else fled just as fast as they could go. I don't care if she promised Ashley or not, the fact is that she stayed. 2) Scarlett delivered Melanie's baby-- by herself. 3) Scarlett got Melanie to Tara & kept her & her baby alive. If it hadn't been for Scarlett, everyone at Tara would've starved to death. Seems like Rhett always focused on Scarlett's bad traits & not the good. And if he respected Melanie as he claimed, why in the hell did he leave her stranded on the road to Tara as well as Scarlett? I love both Rhett & Scarlett & can't imagine either one of them without the other. I hope they got back together.

[@inabind416]

Wrong, wrong, wrong! You need to watch the movie again 🙄

[@lilacsunshine3044]

I dont think Rhett Loved Melanie.. Not in an in love way, He respected and admired her, Actually Rhett treated Scarlett very well.

[@dayzeereyes128]

Rhett didn’t love Melanie or Mammy romantically he just recognized their good character and treated them as such. Scarlet was never affectionate with Rhett because she carried unresolved feelings for Ashley the whole book/movie.

[@m.st.6657]

Rhett: "Maybe you'll have an accident" Two seconds later: "well that was easy"

[@triphophoney2981]

Melanie: Every woman wants a baby! 2022: 🤯

[@martamatuszewska6549]

Indeed we are all affected by Mammie's dispair. However there's one more thing which moves me a lot. Melanie with such a pure, innocent, vulnerable soul having to listen and absorb big load of such a terrible things at once. And pregnent and ill in addition... Than asked for help to convince man in such a dispair to agree on funeral. It could have an influence on her to be gone much sooner with such a mental burden...

[@mahoganywinters]

THIS IS THE ERA I BELONG IN OH PLEASE GOD TAKE ME NOW ❤😢

[@trebuquero21689]

*_Personally, I have a 100% Rhettbutlerist thought and position, (in a few words) typical of the concept of Rhett Butler._*

[@shrutikaanand7587]

She JUST had a miscarriage. Is crying out for him. Yet he's here crying about how she didn't want the baby and blaming her?

[@klassicalmuzik]

Was that Vivien who fell down the stairs or did she have a stunt double?

[@chooseyourpoison5105]

That was her stunt double, Hazel Warp, one of Hollywood's earliest stuntwomen and very well respected in the industry.

[@klassicalmuzik]

@@chooseyourpoison5105thank you for answering my question.

[@mb-ob2ye]

1:59 that face 😞 🥺

[@Michelletanner409]

He’s so hot

[@Hayley._.xoxo69]

This scene makes me hurt for Rhett so much.

[@PungiFungi]

Clark Gable exuded even more sex appeal when he was sobbing and looking very vulnerable. Most men do but out society tend to shut them down and ridicule them when they begin to.

[@LaKellita1]

What's interesting about the movie is that it makes it seem like Scarlett's miscarriage, Bonnie's accident and Melanie dying all happen in the same week

[@bruce92106]

Very well said 😊

[@juniorlsdmusic]

Thanks for posting this

[@alexisray2018]

You’re welcome!

[@kanegorgeous3046]

They say "all is fair in love & war" That is the type of❤Rhett & Scarlett had but in the end it was too toxic & ❤️💛🧡just wasn't enough.

[@ceilingfanbs712]

My favorite novel had a movie what now

[@susanned1292]

Cooler Stunt, Hazel 👍🏼💖

[@宇太きみ]

確かに捨て去ることも大事

[@bdayishere1018]

Ok im sorry but this is to funny😭💀

[@dashawnmitchell832]

How he ran down the stairs lol

[@宇太きみ]

愛するものお互いならば。

[@amandab262]

Ashley definitely got the best wife….

[@NajwaNajwa-xt5xt]

لو لم تنتج هوليود هذا الفيلم الأسطورة لكفاها ذلك

[@LillianGriffin-zj8ut]

in my humble opinion, Both Scarlet and Rhett are horrid and toxic together, Scarlet deserves to have a southern man who is balanced minded and thinks like her along with a gentle heart. Rhett is ideal for Meline. And that cliffhanger that happened in the end is so annoying.

[@SolangeCampagnolo]

Quero ouvir em português essa cena

[@babakbabak1414]

💗💗💗💗💗🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@iolandadosanjoschini4989]

02.08.2022. TOLEDO PR. BRAZIL.

[@김천분-z1b]

저 장면 실제 주인공같다

[@mirandawilson-lr6uh]

the way they were able to make her fall look so fake and staged is actually so impressive and this is hands down the funniest scene in the entire movie

[@rogerwhite95]

It looked satisfactory to me and to most viewers, O Great One Who Is The Perfect Judge Of Accidental Falls.

[@mhtrotter365]

Oof

[@hopemueller2658]

Okay that would not have knocked her. I've fallen down the stairs before and all I got was great pain

[@musicaltheatergeek79]

Did you cry?

[@hopemueller2658]

@@musicaltheatergeek79 Well yes. I was 4

[@redroseredhead4898]

You were a healthy 4 year old child. She was already sick from her pregnancy.

[@hopemueller2658]

@@redroseredhead4898 Huh. Okay, that makes sense. I haven't seen the whole movie so I'm pretty ignorant about all that happens 😅

[@EmilyGloeggler7984]

Rhett and Melanie should have ended up together.

[@dynahvelvixin.8615]

I thought that is well before.

[@12classics39]

@@dynahvelvixin.8615 They certainly had a special platonic friendship. He cared for her very deeply; her death was the last straw in making him want to leave.

[@宇太きみ]

わかれはいらない。

[@yankeecitygirl]

So the big strong Manly Man, Rhett Butler, can't summon enough gumption to just enter his wife's room to hold her hand, and has to wait for OK from the wimmenfolks? WTAF This story has so many contradictions and inconsistencies when it comes to Capt. Butler's character.

[@rogerwhite95]

Did you ever stop to consider that Doctor Meade surely didn't want anyone without professional training in the room where they were handling something as personal and upsetting as a miscarriage? Scarlett was unconscious anyway, there was really no point in him being there at the moment.

[@antonellapesenti5864]

È vero Reth doveva entrare e tenerle la mano,Rossella lo chiamava ,Mamy ha finto di non capire,Rossella voleva Reth,❤❤

[@antonellapesenti5864]

È vero,Reth doveva entrare e tenerle la mano,Rossella lo chiamava ,voleva Reth ,mamy ha finto di non capire,il film sarebbe finito diversamente❤❤

[@antonellapesenti5864]

Via col vento rimane immortale appunto per il finale,ha lasciato tutto il mondo con il dubbio,ma Rossella riuscirà a rivonquistare Reth❤❤

[@marymcmahan5603]

Scarlett is horrid.

[@laurapearson3370]

How gorgeous was Gable

[@김천분-z1b]

남녀 주인공 실제 인물처럼 연기가 대대 대박이다 렛 스칼라 넘 예쁘고 넘 잘생겼다

[@brynne77]

I'd always loved Melanie. I just wish Scarlett had appreciated her as much as any of the other characters on there. Even Rhett was much more respectful to her than Scarlett was.

[@daphneduryea9136]

Oh, the paradox though. When Rhett abandoned Scarlett on the road to Tara, he abandoned Melanie, as well, with full knowledge that she was almost dead. On the other hand, Scarlett didn't abandon Melanie but took her on to Tara and made sure she was well taken care of.

[@danielcleary3914]

Eloquent scene. Beautifully played by Miss De Havilland and Mr. Gable.

[@gretchennelson7056]

This scene is SO SO good.