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What is the name of Scarlett and Rhetts daughter in the novel Gone With the Wind?
Suellen, born Susan Elinor, and Carreen, born Caroline Irene.
What is the ending of the book Gone With the Wind?
In Georgia, there is a vivacious, strong, and passionate 16-year old girl named Scarlett Ohara. She is the daughter of Gerald Ohara, owner of Tara plantation, and Ellen Robillard, coastline French aristocrat. Scarlett is a Southern Belle, a local coquette. She has many admirers, all of whom dote over her. But she is madly in love with Ashley Wilkes, the owner of Twelve Oaks, the neighboring plantation. She finds out that at the barbeque, Ashley will propose to his visiting cousin, a plain and ordinary girl named Melanie Hamilton. The Wilkes and Hamilton had been in-breeding for years, to keep the wealth between them. Scarlett is heart broken, and throws a fit. There, at the party, there is a wealthy but infamous man named Rhett Butler. He is immediately attracted to Scarlett. Ashley does indeed propose to Melanie, and just to spite them, Scarlett agrees to marry Charles Hamilton, Melanie's brother, and the lover of Ashley's sister, India. The Civil War starts, and both men go to fight. A note comes later that Charles has died in battle. Scarlett doesn't care at first, for she does not love him, but she cares when she cannot attend lavish parties and wear fancy clothes. In "mourning", Ellen sends Scarlett to Atlanta to live with Melanie at Aunt Pittypat's. She often meets Rhett Butler there, who is always willing to help her. Then, they learn that Melanie is pregnant with Ashley's child. But, the Yankees are attacking! Scarlett delivers the child, a boy named Beaux. Then, they escape back to Tara, onoy to find the entire plantation ravaged and destroyed by the Yankees. Scarlett then vows that she wil never be hungry again, and tries to fix up Tara, including by shooting a Yankee who comes to steal her late mother's belongings. Then, a traitor named Wilkerson tells Scarlett that she must pay $3,000 taxes or they'll take Tara. She first goes to Rhett, now in a comfy jail, but he cannot access his money. Then, she bravely goes back to Atlanta, to find Frank Kennedy. Frank was her sister Suellen's lover, who had been destroyed by the war, but then has become a wealthy owner in Atlanta. Frank tells Scarlett that he will ask for Suellen's hand, but Scarlett, thinking quick, tells him that Suellen has fallen in love with another. She marries Frank, and becomes Scarlett Ohara Kennedy, as well as a business woman. She is scolded for doing business and even driving her own carriage. Suellen is heartbroken, but Scarlett explains that it was the only way to save Tara, for Suellen would not have saved it. When driving, a poor man tries to assault Scarlett, but Big Sam, a "free darkie" who knows Scarlett, comes and saves her. In avenging her, Frank Kennedy is killed. After a lot of drama between the Wilkes, Hamiltons, and Oharas, Scarlett marries Rhett.
In Gone With the Wind who does Scarlett marry?
She doesn't marry Ashley Wilkes, who for the entirety of the novel/movie she considers the love of her life.
What was Gone With the Wind about?
Survival! After coming out of the Civil War, it was hard on many families to survive. Scarlett O'Hara did what she felt was necessary to help her family survive. They also mixed in a little romance here and there.http://www.encyclopedia.com/doc/1G1-158152766.html
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What is the name of Scarlett and Rhetts daughter in the novel Gone With the Wind?
Suellen, born Susan Elinor, and Carreen, born Caroline Irene.
What is the ending of the book Gone With the Wind?
In Georgia, there is a vivacious, strong, and passionate 16-year old girl named Scarlett Ohara. She is the daughter of Gerald Ohara, owner of Tara plantation, and Ellen Robillard, coastline French aristocrat. Scarlett is a Southern Belle, a local coquette. She has many admirers, all of whom dote over her. But she is madly in love with Ashley Wilkes, the owner of Twelve Oaks, the neighboring plantation. She finds out that at the barbeque, Ashley will propose to his visiting cousin, a plain and ordinary girl named Melanie Hamilton. The Wilkes and Hamilton had been in-breeding for years, to keep the wealth between them. Scarlett is heart broken, and throws a fit. There, at the party, there is a wealthy but infamous man named Rhett Butler. He is immediately attracted to Scarlett. Ashley does indeed propose to Melanie, and just to spite them, Scarlett agrees to marry Charles Hamilton, Melanie's brother, and the lover of Ashley's sister, India. The Civil War starts, and both men go to fight. A note comes later that Charles has died in battle. Scarlett doesn't care at first, for she does not love him, but she cares when she cannot attend lavish parties and wear fancy clothes. In "mourning", Ellen sends Scarlett to Atlanta to live with Melanie at Aunt Pittypat's. She often meets Rhett Butler there, who is always willing to help her. Then, they learn that Melanie is pregnant with Ashley's child. But, the Yankees are attacking! Scarlett delivers the child, a boy named Beaux. Then, they escape back to Tara, onoy to find the entire plantation ravaged and destroyed by the Yankees. Scarlett then vows that she wil never be hungry again, and tries to fix up Tara, including by shooting a Yankee who comes to steal her late mother's belongings. Then, a traitor named Wilkerson tells Scarlett that she must pay $3,000 taxes or they'll take Tara. She first goes to Rhett, now in a comfy jail, but he cannot access his money. Then, she bravely goes back to Atlanta, to find Frank Kennedy. Frank was her sister Suellen's lover, who had been destroyed by the war, but then has become a wealthy owner in Atlanta. Frank tells Scarlett that he will ask for Suellen's hand, but Scarlett, thinking quick, tells him that Suellen has fallen in love with another. She marries Frank, and becomes Scarlett Ohara Kennedy, as well as a business woman. She is scolded for doing business and even driving her own carriage. Suellen is heartbroken, but Scarlett explains that it was the only way to save Tara, for Suellen would not have saved it. When driving, a poor man tries to assault Scarlett, but Big Sam, a "free darkie" who knows Scarlett, comes and saves her. In avenging her, Frank Kennedy is killed. After a lot of drama between the Wilkes, Hamiltons, and Oharas, Scarlett marries Rhett.
Who did scarlett johansson marry?
scarlett johansson married to Ryan Reynolds from 2008 to 2011 scarlett johansson married to Romain Dauriac from 2014 to 2017 scarlett johansson married to Colin Jost in 2020
Who did Colin Jost marry?
Colin Jost married to Scarlett Johansson in October 2020
Who did Rebecca frank want to marry?
frank minotaur
Who did Kennedy marry?
Jacqueline Lee Bouvier
What year did John F. Kennedy Marry Jackie Kennedy?
September 12th, 1953.
Who did Jacqueline Kennedy marry?
Jacqueline Kennedy married to John F. Kennedy in 1953 Jacqueline Kennedy married to Aristotle Onassis in 1968
Who did Jayne Kennedy marry?
Jayne Kennedy married to Leon Isaac Kennedy in 1971 Jayne Kennedy married to Bill Overton in 1985
Who did Frank Sprague marry?
Dawley
Who did John Kennedy marry?
Jacqueline Lee Bouvier
Was scarlett o hara married?
Margaret Mitchell who authored the best selling novel, 'Gone with the Wind' and created the characters Rhett Butler and Scarlett O'Hara, based many of the characters, settings and story lines in the novel on stories she'd heard as a little girl, about the ante-bellum south from her parents and grandparents.Rhett Butler, the blockade runner from Charleston proposes to the novels heroine, Scarlett on the day she buried her second husband, Frank Kennedy. Scarlett, the shrewd and calculating survivor of the War of Secession who reversed her fortunes during Reconstruction believed herself to be in love since the beginning of the war with Ashley Wilkes, the quixotic and weak playmate of her childhood. Scarlett ever fearful of the Yankees devastating her way of life again could not pass up the opportunity to marry Rhett who was rumored, quite rightfully to have millions of gold in deposits abroad so the Carpetbaggers and Republicans couldn't get to it married Rhett as soon as a "respectable" period of mourning had passed for Frank Kennedy which to Scarlett was six months but to the scandalized "old guard" of Atlanta society this was the final nail in Scarlett's "social grave". So Scarlett and Rhett married in New Orleans and stayed on in the creole capital of Louisiana for an extended honeymoon. On return to Atlanta, Scarlett, anxious to show off her new clothes and jewels and discuss plans for the new mansion she and Rhett were building on Peachtree Street, the venerable avenue on which the very best of Atlanta Confederate society lived were snubbed by everyone with the exception of Melanie Wilkes, Scarlett's sister-in-law through her first marriage to Melanie's brother, Charles Hamilton. Melanie was also Ashley Wilkes wife and some argue, including this writer that Melanie Wilkes was the true heroine of the greatest novel of the Twentieth century.
