film "Gone with the Wind", is very beautiful and dedicated. Even though the men in the South let her choose, she still loves the gentle and elegant, and her eyes are always full of melancholy Wesley. Her love for Wesley may be due to the educational environment in which she grew up. At this point, there is no doubt that Scarlett’s mother has the greatest influence on her-Scarlett’s mother, Mrs. Hao, is a kind-hearted, kind and aristocratic person. A well-mannered lady.
First of all, Mrs. Hao will help to relieve civilians who are different from her own status. She often helps others, but she is not a pure person. Madam Hao's heart is full of class concepts, and she is a well-behaved old school person. Therefore, when she knows that her foreman and a white girl have given birth out of wedlock, she will help the white girl on the one hand, and on the other hand, she feels that the girl’s behavior is "self-willing" and therefore feels that the foreman is misbehaving and dismiss Up him.
is such a Mrs. Hao who is full of class concepts and proud of her identity. She also uses the education she has received to raise her three daughters. Her nigger nanny is a manifestation of her education of the children: the nanny always tells Scarlett what to do as an educated lady, and what to do is not in accordance with the rules... But obviously we can find that Hao The three daughters of the family did not become the kind of lady that Mrs. Hao liked.
First of all, the eldest daughter Scarlett and the second daughter Su Ailun are selfish and willful. The difference is that Scarlett’s selfishness lies in loving herself more than others, loving the manor’s parents more than loving herself; while Su Ailun, she only loves herself. There is not much affection for the manor and parents. Their willfulness is also different. Scarlett's willfulness is more manifested in the rebellious thought carried on her body when she pursues unattainable love alone;
However, Su Ailun's willfulness is inherently incompatible with nobleness. The character of a lady, likes to chew and compare. Scarlett loves her parents and the manor. This is one of her personality charms. This love gives her a steady stream of motivation to survive the adversity and the courage to face the hardships in life. And perseverance. She knew that she could not be a dignified and elegant woman like her mother. It was not only that war and poverty destroyed her innocence and gentle power, but she herself was a selfish and willful temper.
And these can hate the beautiful and pure Meilan at the beginning, play all the men frivolously at the banquet, make a lot of enemies for herself in order to make herself popular regardless of the feelings of other women, and have an arrogant attitude towards black slaves It can be seen. She always said "I must beat Pissy severely" on her lips, and even her father expressed dissatisfaction with her attitude towards the subordinates.
Finally, because of Scarlett’s love and admiration for her mother, after knowing that she could not make herself the hope of her mother, she placed this desire for dignity and elegance on Wesley. I think she loves Wesley not because she is attracted for nothing, but she is destined to be attracted-Wesley has her mother's calmness, her mother's noble elegance, and Scarlett's melancholy temperament. When she learned that Wesley was going to marry Meilan, she did not care to confess to Wesley, but what she got was "I love you but I won't marry you" rejection. Without the sea, nor the vicissitudes, the phrase "I love you" was the beginning of her devilishness. For many years thereafter, she became confused because of Wesley’s once "love", persistently pushing the people around her. Push farther, but that's a story.
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