I remember that during the boring summer vacation in high school, I asked my aunt who worked in the school library to get me two copies of Gone with the Wind.
In the words of my grandfather, I was "floating" every day in those days.
Floating in the unique charm brought to Scarlett, floating in the never-failing love between her and Bai Ruide.
Scarlett is obviously not a perfect woman.
Selfish, vain, callous, snobbish, ruthless.
Why, her parents dote on her, so many men love her, and Mei Lan, who is as kind as a saint, also sincerely likes her.
Scarlett is a "heartbeat" who turns all living beings upside down, and she has brought everything she has to the extreme without falling to the ground.
Live for yourself, live for the land you own.
Once the stars hold the moon, Scarlett also grew up in the war.
In front of men, she is still her princess, reserved and noble. No one is to blame for doing anything wrong. Everyone regarded her as a treasure, including Reid. Such a man whom many women can meet but cannot ask for, is infatuated with Scarlett.
Misunderstanding caused by mutual misunderstanding is a classic bridge in love movies. A shrewd reality, like Scarlett, will also fall into a trap that she weaves out of her own fantasy, unreservedly infatuated with Wei Xili.
Reid has his pride, he can wait quietly, but he will never beg for Scarlett's love. Two of the most compatible people in the world can be separated because of the most admirable perseverance and persistence in them. The sudden awakening ushered in a sudden change in emotion.
Seeing Scarlett hopefully say the phrase "Tomorrow is another day!" Everyone thought that Reid would come back. "Gone with the Wind" had a sequel to describe the ending of their reunion and love afterward. By chance, I saw this sequel adaptation of "Scarlett" on TV. Reid and Scarlett meet again. Reid's wife after Scarlett died tragically due to illness.
God almost let all the unrelated people leave the stage one after another, just so that Brad and Scarlett could reunite. Because, as soon as they came out, the others lost their color. The operation of the world may not depend on anyone, but the most glorious moment must be reserved for the protagonist.
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