Movie Analysis : ' Gone With The Wind '

The next important event in the book is when the Virginian meets Molly Wood, the new school teacher from Vermont civilized society. They eventfully fall in love with each other. Molly has trouble adjusting to the way that they carry out justice in the west but eventually decides that she will adapt to this new society in order to marry the Virginian and be at peace. Molly finds it especially hard that the Virginian has to oversee a lynching of his friend who committed a crime. At one point she tells the Virginian that he must choose between her and killing Trampas. The Virginian chooses killing Trampas but Molly marries him deciding that she loves him enough to adjust to this new way of life.

Comparing Hope Leslie or Early Times in Massachusetts and The Scarlett Letter is interesting because at first glance both novels don’t appear to have much in common aside from having a female protagonist and taking place within Puritan society of early America. (keep but not as first sentence). However, despite obvious differences between both novels such as the character presentation of the female protagonists in Hope Leslie who range from the free-spirited Hope Leslie, obedient Puritan Esther, and character of Magawisca as a noble but proud Native American contrasts with the Hester Prynne’s presentation as a shamed but deeply contemplative woman in The Scarlett Letter. The different purposes all these characters each serve in their respective stories begins to show commonality in that Hope Leslie’s Hope, Esther, and Magawisca and The Scarlett Letter’s Hester Prynne all have to overcome the adversity and social expectations with Puritan society so they can follow their hearts and do what they feel is right by relying on their wit, intelligence, and inner strength. By examining how both Hope Leslie and Hester Prynne overcome the challenges they face in their respective Puritain socities it will be easier to observe how these novels presentation of their female protagonist illustrates the gender politics of each text.

She is able to sail away with Lincoln and completely start over again and live own her

Rosie is left to choose to follow the children back east or stay on the farm alone. She follows the

Scarlett O' Hara, a charming sixteen year old teenage girl living on a plantation in Georgia by the name of Tara, was always able to get exactly what she wanted. She was able to flatter most of the men in the county into submission, however over the course of the novel, Scarlett begins to change drastically due to events which include the rage of The Civil War on Tara, several relationship conflicts, and loss of family members. Scarlett O' Hara spent much of her time concerning her many suitors but gave extra consideration to a man named Ashley Wilkes. But she is distraught to find out he is to be married to his cousin Melanie and from that point on her classic southern, Georgia plantation style life was never the same. At a barbeque held by many plantation owners and residences, Scarlett first meets Rhett Butler. This man will turn out to be an important factor in Scarlett's future actions.

Two Girls of Gettysburg by Lisa Klein begins by introducing Lizzie Allbauer and Rosanna McGreevey. These two are cousins living in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. Lizzie has lived there her whole life with her Father, Mother, and 2 brothers. Rosanna is Lizzie’s cousin, she moved out of her parents house in Virginia and in with her sister, Margaret, and Margaret’s two kids.

In 1863, previously Ticey, Jane meets a confederate soldier named Mr. Brown and changes her name. This is significant because it is the first time Jane was treated with respect and it symbolizes the first sign of improvement for slaves in America. Also in this year, a group of former slaves, including Jane, leave their plantation and journey northward. Not long after they leave, there is a massacre killing many, along with the group’s leader, “Big Laura”. The only two survivors, Jane and Laura’s child Ned continue in hopes of reaching Ohio, but end up staying on another plantation in Louisiana as indentured servants for Mr. Bone .

Tully has been in a terrible car accident from her drug and alcohol problem and is not waking up. In the end, everything is tied together. Everyone has worked on all their problems. Ryan dealt with his grieve, and Marah got better and Tully woke up and moved on with her life by became a better person.

This reveals that while she is free in the forest, she must take back her Scarlett letter because she feels that it is her duty to do so in society.

When she knows, her husband want to sell Tom and Eliza and her child, she tries to persuade Mr. Shelby sell not sell them. She has the mind sell their farms to repay debt to instead of sell their slaves (Tom,

Mrs. Shelby listens to the idea that Aunt Chloe proposes, hiring her out as a confectioners assistant. She would use her earrings to buy Tom back, that way he could live back at home where he belonged. The Shelby’s both agree to the plan, and they make arrangements for Aunt Chloe to work for someone else for money for Tom’s homecoming. When Mr. Shelby dies, Mrs. Shelby and George take control of the plantation.

First of all, a British soldier by the name of Lieutenant John Andre is forced to stay at the Calderwood home, due to a lack of sleeping arrangements. As strong Patriots, this is difficult for Sophia and her family, due to the fact that they could no longer speak

The Civil War was fought over the issue of slavery. It was a war that divided the United States in half: the Union and the Confederacy. After the father’s death, Miss Grierson met a Yankee from the North, Homer Barron. Mr. Homer was working outside of her house doing some construction on the pavement. There was rumor of Miss Grierson being interested in the “Northerner, a day laborer”. She went to the pharmacy and asked for the deadliest poison they had. Miss Emily ended up murdering the Yankee, Homer Barron. After all Miss Grierson was recognized as a fallen monument. She had gained affection and respect from her community.

Savannah, Tom, their brother Luck and the other sister Lila were victims of a home invasion by three men as children. In the attempt to save their family lives two of the men were shot to death and the other man was stabbed to death by the Savannah. The family was instructed by their mother to bury the three men and to never speak of this incident ever again and they all swore to this family secret.

Once she is shut down by Dallas she seems upset but ends up understanding his decision, even though she is not in the vent she still makes herself a big part of what 's going on.