Kneel and beg Gone with the Wind Scarlett, the plot of the movie Gone with the Wind sequel Scarlett

It's true that the month of birth is not mentioned, let alone the date, probably the author thinks that's not the point.

The only trace of the book is that in 1861 Mr. Gerald, the father of Scarlett, was 60 years old, and he was about to marry Ellen, the year of Scarlett's mother, he was forty-three.

After that, they went to Tara Farm, and the next year, they gave birth to Scarlett, and it is mentioned in the article that they had been married for seventeen years, and Miss Scarlett should have been sixteen years old at that time.

If I had figured out what season Ellen and Mr. Gerald had gone to Tara Farm at the time, I might have been able to guess it, but I looked at the beginning carefully and didn't mention it. And the seasons change differently in China and the United States.

Regarding age, it is also mentioned at the end of **, Mr. Brad asked Scarlett how old she was, and she said 28.

In addition, the sequel, which seems to be called "Scarlett", has an arrogant lady in it who asked her about the origin of the name Scarlett, and she said that it is a memorial to the O'Hara family and the Scarlett family fighting side by side, I don't know if it was a war in history or the year she was born, I forgot what the battle was called, and I don't know if it was fiction. You can rewatch it, this sequel is not long, it seems to be eight episodes.

Foreign women like to hide their age, maybe they never have a birthday, maybe it's tradition, and from the author's point of view, they don't want to reveal this, so they don't write the actual date of birth.

In 1861, she seemed to be 16 years old, so I guess she was born in 1845.

Supplementary questions. Are you kidding, friend, ** doesn't say when she had a birthday, and the author is dead, besides, what month is that important? If you're really that interested, just know the year of birth, you won't have to ask her what time she was born.

Fictional characters are just a kind of spirit, which can be anyone!

Introduction: It's coming! When this is over, I can go back to Tara Manor. <

Melan is dead, Mother Black is dead, Rhett and Scarlett are divorced, and the vast past drifts away with a gust of wind and another gust of wind.

Scarlett, she's lonely and ** dancing solo! Fight hard and confidently! Finally achieved extraordinary success in Ireland and was revered as the Patriarch of O'Hara.

Once again, she was in the throes of losing Rhett, but unfortunately, she was caught up in a ** case. At the critical moment, Rhett comes to the rescue of the woman he loves. A pair of wind and rain lovers finally stand together to welcome a new tomorrow.

"Gone with the Wind" is a romantic film directed by Victor Fleming and starring Vivien Leigh, Clark Gable, Olivia Dai Haverland, and Leslie Howard, which was released in the United States on September 9, 1939.

The film is adapted from ** "Gone with the Wind", which tells the love story of the uproar between Scarlett, the daughter of Tara Manor, and the personable businessman Rhett after the outbreak of the American Civil War. In 1998, the American Film Institute selected the 100 greatest films of the 20th century, and the film ranked fourth.

The film brings great visual enjoyment to the audience with its bright colors, magnificent momentum, luxurious sets, realistic war scenes and classic characters. The film has created many characters, and the superb performances of the actors make it deeply rooted in the hearts of the people and shine.

The classic characters provide the audience with unique aesthetic value with great recognition and filial piety value and artistic appeal, highlighting the spiritual appeal of the original writer Michelle's great sense of mission, and reflecting the aesthetics, artistry, appeal and literature of the film.