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	Scarlett
		After she was cleaned up and she received the proper veterinary care, Scarlett was placed in a loving foster home where someone could be with her during the day to work with her.
		We assured her we would have Scarlett spayed — I didn’t want to wait another two to three weeks to get her and that would be one less expense Kathleen would have to pay for.
		When we picked up Scarlett from the rescue transport, we thought that she looked a little pregnant, but thought perhaps her belly was still swollen from the worm infestation.
	www.doxidelight.com /scarlett.htm (1558 words)

	Bestsellers: Books in American Popular Culture
		Throughout the novel, Scarlett is driven by her desire to possess – money, the earth of Tara, Ashley, and society’s attention and respect.
		Scarlett’s love for Tara is her strongest affection: “She never came wearily home across the fields and saw the sprawling white house that her heart did not swell with love and joy of homecoming.
		Likewise, Scarlett in some way participates in her husband’s death, and then is miraculously liberated from death, returning to the “greenness” and renewal of the living land.
	www.americanpopularculture.com /archive/bestsellers/mitchell.htm (3338 words)

	Gone with the Wind and After
		Scarlett's hunger, her vomiting, her infected toe, her murder of the Yankee soldier, his blood, and Melanie's nakedness are not "prudish" or "sentimental"...
		In her novel, Woodiwiss, a native of Louisiana now living in Minnesota, creates as her main character a Confederate heroine who discovers that Northerners are not as bad as she originally thought.
		Mitchell actually intended Scarlett as a bad example and the insipid Melanie as the true heroine of the novel, but it is obviously a further case of the fictional creation bursting the bounds intended for her, as was the case of Tolstoy's Anna Karenina.
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	NovelGuide: Gone with the Wind: Essay Q&A
		Scarlett's identification with the New South is reflected in her moving from Tara to Atlanta.
		Once again, Melanie courageously supports Scarlett, and even Scarlett is shamed into realizing that "she owed Melanie a debt for her championship." Scarlett knows that she cannot unburden her own heart and confess all to Melanie, as it would destroy all that Melanie holds dear.
		So Scarlett keeps silent, and must carry the burden of her guilt alone; Rhett refers to this as her "cross." This is the first time that Scarlett has sacrificed her own desires for the sake of another.
	www.novelguide.com /GonewiththeWind/essayquestions.html (2162 words)

	Novel - MSN Encarta
		Experimental novels can be challenging to read because they represent reality in unusual ways, but they also demonstrate one of the novel’s greatest strengths—its ability to encompass an almost endless variety of approaches.
		These moments are triggered by the most ordinary everyday events—the uneven footing of a curbstone or, in the novel's most famous such moment, the taste of a madeleine (little cake) when dipped in tea, a taste that evokes for the narrator his childhood in the town of Combray.
		The novel is experimental in that it is not a tale of identifying the killers—they have openly announced their intentions—but is instead a description of how and why the bystanders and participants handle their parts in the crime.
	encarta.msn.com /encyclopedia_761560384_8/Novel.html (2287 words)

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		Scarlett, the daughter of a wealthy landowner, is pretty much the queen of the Georgia plantation society in which she dwells.
		Scarlett feels tremendous regret and failure as she makes her questionable choices, and she becomes intensely fearful of going to Hell, because she measures herself against, and fails to match, her idealzied memories of her mother.
		The conflict in Scarlett's mind between ideals and reality is one of the more interesting aspects of the novel, and it makes her more sympathetic as a character, but it is only briefly mentioned in the film in a scene between her and Rhett after her second husband's death.
	www.rottentomatoes.com /vine/showpost.php?p=9256292&postcount=27 (1011 words)

	Gone With The Wind (1939)
		Scarlett is stunned and dismayed to hear a secret rumor that the man she loves and obsesses about, the eldest Wilkes son Ashley, is planning to marry his demure, delicately aristocratic, sweet-natured cousin, Melanie Hamilton from Atlanta - a "goody-goody" according to Scarlett.
		Scarlett greets two other gentlemen (in fact, her future first and second husbands), shamelessly flirting with Melanie's weakly brother Charles Hamilton (Rand Brooks), intended beau of cousin India Wilkes (Alicia Rhett), one of Ashley's sisters; and then with whisker-faced Frank Kennedy (Carroll Nye), beau of Scarlett's own sister Suellen (Evelyn Keyes).
		As she ascends the staircase, Scarlett asks one of her girlfriends, Cathleen Calvert (Marcella Martin) to identify the "nasty dark one" [dark-haired and devilish-looking] that is standing alone at the foot of the staircase.
	www.filmsite.org /gone.html (3134 words)

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		The Scarlett was young and pretty, but her made for showed to decline the slave's some essence characteristic of the main rank, such as ruthlessness, greedy and self-confident; For developing the family possessions, she was the bargain to the love and marriage, and her three times marriage did not proceed from once sincerely.
		Scarlett is described as being 16 years old at the outbreak of the Civil War in 1861, which would put her approximate birthdate at about 1845.
		Scarlett's ongoing internal conflict between her feelings for the Southern gentleman Ashley and her attraction to the sardonic, opportunistic Rhett Butler¡ªwho becomes her third husband¡ªembodies the general position of The South in the Civil War era.
	blog.tianya.cn /blogger/view_blog.asp?BlogName=tianshengyidui (3247 words)

	Gone With The Wind (1939)
		Then, standing alone on a rise in the field, suffering the deprivations of war, an indomitable Scarlett slowly rises and with clenched fists raised toward heaven, resiliently and defiantly vows that she is unbroken by her tribulations.
		Melanie gently asks Scarlett an unexpected question: "Do you think it would be dishonest if we went through his haversack?" Scarlett reluctantly admires her sister-in-law's suggestion: "I'm ashamed I didn't think of that myself." After finding gold pieces, Melanie removes her nightgown to wrap the bloody head of the dead soldier.
		Scarlett, Melanie, and other women wait anxiously in their women's evening sewing circle for their husbands to return from the meeting - in reality, from a vigilante raid on the Shanty Town to avenge Scarlett's honor.
	www.filmsite.org /gone3.html (2917 words)

	Timothy Dalton. Review of "Scarlett"
		Scarlett image, the crucial figure of the novel ought to be a support for the whole cine-narration.
		Though the author frequently reminded of Melany as the main heroine of "Gone with the wind" Scarlett abandoning in contradictions, naivety, mistakes, egoism and love towards a made-up hero couldn't be the same.
		A novel by Alexandra Ripley is undoubtedly congenial and close to the origin by quality but it touches upon a very slippery for the UK ground - an Irish question.
	www.geocities.com /tdrus2000/KINO_TV/REV_90R/SCARLE.HTM (1361 words)

	TOMORROW IS ANOTHER DAY
		Scarlett is the belle of the county and that is all that matters to her.
		Because we are not privy to Scarlett’s thoughts in the movie like we are in the novel and because we do not see all of her actions from the novel transferred to the big screen, she comes off as very cold and selfish.
		When Scarlett is getting ready to go to Atlanta, Mammy says that she does not think that it is wise for her to go because she "will be sitting there waiting for him just like a spider" (referring to Ashley Wilkes when he came home on leave).
	www.is.wayne.edu /mnissani/SE/gone.htm (11439 words)

	Scarlett Johansson and Josh Hartnett Pictures
		Scarlett Johansson was terrified before having her first Brazilian wax, it has been reported.
		Scarlett Johansson, critically acclaimed for her performance in "Girl with a Pearl Earring", takes the lead in "Mary Queen of Scots", which will chronicle the antagonistic relationship between Mary and Queen Elizabeth I of England.
		SCARLETT JOHANSSON is planning to spend her free time this year (06) convincing young people to vote in the upcoming elections across the US.
	about-scarlett-johansson.blogspot.com (1716 words)

	Everything Scarlett
		A short time later, during a visit to the county bookmobile, I filled out a request card for Margaret Mitchell's novel to be brought from the main library on the bookmobile's next visit.
		Among related items I continue to seek are foreign editions of Mitchell's novel - to date, I have located copies in thirty languages from thirty-three countries - original book reviews, and early promotional items such as book-shaped lockets and leather buttons.
		Among the collectibles that have eluded me so far are most of the pieces produced to promote the novel in 1936, such as Macmillan catalogs and "giant books, postcards and sales-aids," as well as an admittance card to Mitchell's 18 August 1949 funeral.
	www.gwtwbooks.com /EverythingScarlett/scarlett.htm (2342 words)

	Amazon.com: Scarlett: DVD: Joanne Whalley,Timothy Dalton,Barbara Barrie,Stephen Collins,Annabeth Gish,George ... (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The troubles never stop (Scarlett's Ireland adventures land her in a heap of trouble from which only Rhett can save her), but this TV miniseries wisely keeps the focus on these captivating characters, their entangled histories, and the collective destiny that refuses to part them.
		Scarlett in the new movie didn't even have green eyes, for God's sake; in both books, her eyes were discussed at length and their significance was noteworthy.
		The history behind their families - Scarlett's mother and father and their intricate lives that explain how Scarlett came to be who she was, Scarlett's cousins and the Irish uprising, etc. - are lost in the translation to the big screen.
	www.amazon.com /Scarlett-Joanne-Whalley/dp/B00005N912 (1885 words)

	Novels - Salon (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Scarlett Thomas' novel dabbles in Derrida and Darwin, but her story of a screwed-up grad student obsessed with a cursed book never gets bogged down.
		In her multifold new novel, Heidi Julavits sends up self-help and female victimhood through the story of a girl who may have faked her own kidnapping.
		This wonderful new novel from McSweeney's is a twisty murder mystery with rich overtones of Nabokov, Norse mythology and pomo fiction.
	dir.salon.com /topics/novels (366 words)

	LITERARY EXEMPLARS: SCARLETT O'HARA AS A THREE
		Scarlett's budding exploration of the realm of feelings is given a massive jolt when a drunken Rhett confronts her about her fantasies of Ashley, carries her up to bed, and makes violent love to her.
		Scarlett felt her courage and self-confidence ooze from her as she realized that the sword which had flashed between her and the world was sheathed forever.
		Scarlett's growth as a person is evident in her acceptance of the emotional pain of life and in the fact that her usual defense of procrastination has lost its potency.
	members.aol.com /jsearle479/1.html (4325 words)

	index magazine interview
		Scarlett Johansson has a presence on film that is always quiet, bright and compelling.
		Scarlett stars as Rebecca, a hushed and complicated teenager — slightly waspish, sardonic, and ultimately frail.
		Scarlett, the person, is still very much a breezy adolescent, alternatively gregarious and closed.
	www.indexmagazine.com /interviews/scarlett_johansson.shtml (2080 words)

	SparkNotes: Gone with the Wind: Character List
		Scarlett is a pretty, coquettish Southern belle who grows up on the Georgia plantation of Tara in the years before the Civil War.
		Scarlett’s simultaneous desire for the Southern gentleman Ashley and the opportunistic New Southerner Rhett Butler parallels the South’s struggle to cling to tradition and still survive in the new era.
		Scarlett finds the social expectations surrounding widowhood—that she wear a fl veil, for example, and refrain from laughter and pleasure—overly restrictive.
	www.sparknotes.com /lit/gonewith/characters.html (1030 words)

	Scarlett Rules: When Life Gives You Green Velvet Curtains, Make a Green Velvet Dress -- a book by Lisa Bertagnoli (Site not responding. Last check: )
		That’s what happened with Scarlett and me. I lived a bit vicariously through her flirting and charming, not to mention that huge wardrobe of dresses.
		While the film is lovely and captures the essence of the story, the novel more deeply explores Scarlett’s personality and her relationships with Rhett, Ashley, and her family.
		Scarlett’s lessons are universal; they apply to both men and women.
	www.scarlettrules.com /qanda.php (719 words)

	GWTW Introduction (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In view of these pitfalls, the novel is often viewed as little more than a piece of literature- undoubtedly excellent literature, but a work of fiction just the same.
		In the novel, Scarlett has three children- one by each of her husbands.
		However, both the film and the novel Gone with the Wind are, by and large, historically accurate.
	spider.georgetowncollege.edu /HTALLANT/COURSES/his312/jhunter/page2.html (270 words)

	SparkNotes: Gone with the Wind: Chapters LVIII–LXIII
		Scarlett asks what she will do if he leaves her, and he says their relationship cannot be fixed.
		The final phrase of the novel, “tomorrow is another day,” could signify that the story does not end with the novel and that Scarlett will never give up in her quest for happiness.
		Scarlett always thinks she will put off moral considerations until an easier time, but as the novel ends she still has not reflected on her actions or learned from her wrongdoing.
	www.sparknotes.com /lit/gonewith/section14.rhtml (1392 words)

	"Scarlett" (1994) (mini) - IMDb user comments (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Also the scene in which Scarlett talks to her dad's grave it was very dramatic and I thought from then on that there were two GREAT actresses who brought Scarlett O'Hara to life.
		Scarlett is a Southern Belle; therefore she has an incredible talent for flirting (as she did in SCARLETT the novel and GWTW, of course) and to be a great flirt like Scarlett is, you would most likely need a higher-pitched voice, like Vivien Leigh.
		Another omission from the novel but readded for the film is the character of Belle Watling, played most horribly by Ann-Margret in a cameo role, which we all could have lived without, seeing as how the book was such a run-away bestseller without requiring any assistance from Ms.
	us.imdb.com /rg/title-tease/comments-bottom/title/tt0108915/usercomments (2279 words)

	Term Paper Outline
		D. In AR’s novel, Scarlett no longer cared for Tara, her familial home, while in Gone With The Wind, Scarlett risked her life for Tara and discovered at the end of the book that Tara was home, and she loved Tara more than anything else.
		D. Wade and Ella, Scarlett’s children by her first two husbands, got about as big a role in Scarlett as they did in the movie Gone With The Wind, which had omitted them from the script entirely.
		Scarlett lacked the sharp and intriguing dialogue that is demonstrated in Gone With The Wind.
	www.angelfire.com /my/thirdhome/termoutline.html (2214 words)

	Gone With the Wind - The Film Guide - a Wikia wiki (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The novel is one of the most popular of all time, and the film adaptation became the highest-grossing film in the history of Hollywood and received a record-breaking number of Academy Awards.
		Producer Selznick had been quietly considering Vivien Leigh for the role of Scarlett since at least February 1938, although for publicity reasons he arranged to first meet her on the night of December 10, 1938, when the burning of the Atlanta Depot was filmed.
		This is apparent from the book's opening pages, which describe how Scarlett's beaux, the Tarleton twins, have been expelled from university and are accompanied home by their elder brothers out of a sense of honor: a metaphor for the South's viewpoint on the statehood of Kansas.
	filmguide.wikia.com /wiki/Gone_With_the_Wind (1057 words)

	A Conversation with Drew Gilpin Faust
		Probably the Scarlett O'Hara that lives and breathes in American culture right now is more that of the film than the book.
		But Scarlett is threatened by, first, rape and then finds her sexual fulfillment only in rape and then loses Rhett in the end.
		What I see as similar between Scarlett's experience and the women that I describe is some of the independence that's foisted upon them.
	www.neh.gov /news/humanities/1997-07/faust.html (4697 words)

	Scarlett Johansson, Scarlett Johansson pic, Scarlett Johansson In Good Company, Vanity Fair front cover
		Scarlett Johansson is one of the more rare female actresses of Young Hollywood, namely because she’s a deadly double act of beauty and talent.
		Scarlett’s child star work isn’t very well known, but the stars she performed with are, including Elijah Wood and Sean Connery.
		Scarlett has really pushed her way on to the red carpet since then, thanks mostly to the numerous independent features she has been a part of over the past five years.
	www.bullz-eye.com /celebritybabes/scarlett_johansson.htm (479 words)

	Reebok
		The 21 year-old beauty has partnered with the brand to co-create Scarlett âHeartsâ Rbk, a fashion-forward, athletic-inspired footwear and apparel signature collection debuting in spring 2007 at high-end department stores and boutiques around the world.
		âReebok is thrilled to partner with Scarlett because she is a world renowned style icon and truly an inspiration for today's young women," said Reebokâs President and CEO Paul Harrington.
		Scarlett âHeartsâ Rbk features an aspirational collection of retro sport-inspired footwear and apparel with sophisticated detailing and unexpected twists.
	www.reebok.com /useng/ir/press/2006/Scarlett.htm (0 words)

	Scarlett O'Hardy's Gone With the Wind Museum Gift Shop
		novel and its author as well as the motion picture and its stars may be available, but the selection is limited in all areas and varies from day to day.
		New in the gift shop are 2007 issues from Vandor including Scarlett and Rhett salt and pepper shakers, tin totes/lunch boxes in three sizes, a clock, and a notebook picturing Rhett on the cover.
		Scarlett O'Hardy's Gone With the Wind Museum is proud to offer collectors these new GWTW book boxes.
	www.scarlettohardy.com /GiftShop.htm (560 words)

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