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myfavoritebook gonewiththewindbymargaretmitchell briefintroduction gonewiththewind firstpublishedinmay1936 isadrama romanticnovelwrittenbymargaretmitchellthatwonthecoveted 梦寐以求的 pulitzerprizein1937 thestoryissetinclaytoncounty georgiaandatlanta georgiaduringtheamericancivilwarandreconstructionanddepictstheexperiencesofscarletto hara thespoileddaughterofawell to doplantationowner thenovelisthesourceoftheextremelypopular1939filmofthesamename margaretmitchellpenned gonewiththewind inalinearfashion basingitonthelifeandexperiencesofthemaincharacter scarletto hara asshegrewfromayoungwomanintotheresponsibilitiesofadulthood notably mitchellalmostentirelyskippedoverthesubjectofthemoralityofslaveryorwhetherthesouthwasjustifiedinpursuingwaragainstthenorth preferringtoallowthereadertodecideforherselfbasedupontheactionsorinactionsofthenovel scharacters plots itisoldsouth whichtodayisnomorethanadreamremembered peoplewereoncethere livingwiththehighstrongslaves songs insecurity peaceandeternity 永恒 here scarlettspendsheryoungmaidenyears sheiswelldisciplinedbyhermother butherblazinggreeneyesalwaysbetrayhercovert 隐蔽的 capricious 任性的 self theonewhoenjoyspartiesandthesurroundingofbeaus 情郎 shedreamstomarrythenobleashleywilkes theimpendingwarshattersthegoldenpeaceofthesouth andleavesmanylivespermanentlychanged plantations treasures andhonorareruined scarlettismadeamostpeculiarwidowbythewar andthencompelledintoasecondmarriageincontinuationofherstruggleforthesalvation 拯救 oftara andherthirdmarriagetorhettbutlerisalsojeopardized 危及 becauseofhersecret stubbornardency 热情 forashley intheendofthemovie scarlettisleftonlywithhertara aplantationwhichsymbolizesthecultureoftheoldsouth aplacewhereshecouldevergatherherstrength i llthinkofitalltomorrow attara icanstanditthen tomorrow i llthinksomewaytogethimback afterall tomorrowisanotherday saidscaletto hara themostwonderfulwomani veeverseen shewashardandgreedyandunscrupulous 肆无忌惮的 abrave frightened bull headed 任性的 child thoughsheonlythoughtabouthowtoattractman sattentionanddidnotdoanythingusefulbeforethewar shedidsurprisemewhenireadaboutherdoingsafterthewar atthattime hertarawasjustreducedtoashes everyonesketchedouttheirhandsandaskedherforfood shebravelyfacedtherealityandrebuilttarawithherownhands whatatoughwoman ithought thoughthoseshelovedwereallgone shewasstillfullofhope whenrettdidn tloveheranymoreandwantedtoleaveher shesaid imustn tbawl evenifhedoesn tloveme awoman sdignitycouldbeseenfromwhatshehavesaidanddone that swhyiappreciateher character inspiration ifeltthatiwasdeeplyfascinatedbyitsoonafterihadreadit ijustcouldnotexpresshowifelt allwereover troublewasover liveswereover hopeswereover iwasshockedhowsuchasmallbookcouldcontainsuchacomplicatedstory neverwerewars diseasesandstarvationevernakedlyexposedtomelikethis theturnsinplotsweresurprisingbutnatural itwasatragedy justasitsnamesuggested everythingwasgonewiththewind includingfamilies touch friends support sweethearts gazeandyouthwithvigour thestoryremindsusofvaluingallwewerepossessing alifelastsforashorttimeandanythinginitlastsshorter wealwayslosesomethingunconsciouslyandthenfeelregretful