Gone With the Wind, a Classic Soul Mate Story

 

“Oh Rhett, Rhett, where will I go?  What will I do?” Scarlett cries out to Rhett as he walks away from her into the fog.

Rhett turns, tips his hat and says “Frankly my dear, I don’t give a damn” and disappears into the dark foggy night.

Rhett Butler and Scarlett O’Hara, now THAT my dear, although fictional, is a classic soul mate story.

The book came out in 1936 and was written by Margaret Mitchell, I read it annually as I love the story so much.  In 1936 this book was way ahead of its' time, very racy, and it was “cleaned up” quite a bit for the screenplay.

In order to prevent copyright infringement, this blog has been condensed to an excerpt as it currently appears in Brigid's book "The Dating Game, Insights Into Affairs of The Heart" releasing in April 2010 and available at Amazon and fine book sellers everywhere.  Ask for it by name!

 

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