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Gone with the Wind
Margaret Mitchell 1936
Gold Standard "Classic" by Replication Justification
0% | All characters are introduced | |
10% | Mr. O'Hara and Mrs. Tarleton talk about breeding strength: horses and people. Wilkes are all weak. | |
20% | Melanie defends Scarlett's character after scandal (did she ever actually love Charlie); Rhett sends back Melanie and Scarlett's rings | |
25% | Gettysberg; Charlie is dead; Ashley is captured | |
30% | Atlanta is preparing for seige; Rhett stays to rescue Scarlett; Rhett tells her he's waiting for her to grow up and out of her fancy for Ashley before he kisses her | |
40% | Scarlett comes home and assesses the damage to Tara; learns her mother is dead; learns her father is truly mad | |
50% | Ashley comes home to Tara after being released by the Yankees | |
60% | Rhett is released from jail and comes to visit Scarlett (loans money for the mills) who has at this point solved her previous dilemma by marrying Frank Kennedy | |
70% | Scarlett manipulates Ashley into working at her mill; it becomes pitifully obvious to everyone but Scarlett how weak a person he is | |
75% | Scarlett is attacked in Shantytown | |
80% | Scarlett confesses to Rhett all her guilts, that Rhett explains as the worries of a thief who "isn't sorry in the least for the things he did, but is terribly terribly sorry he's going to jail"; Rhett proposes to Scarlett | |
90% | Rhett is drunk and confronts Scarlett after Ashley's party, and says that he will do what he likes and she will not, because he's the man and she is not | |
100% | Melanie dies and Scarlett has her resolution; Rhett is gone |
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