4:11:01
I would! I would!
4:11:02
What"s the difference who you marry?
So long as he"s a Southerner.
4:11:06
And when l"m gone,
l"ll leave Tara to you.
4:11:09
I don"t want it.
It doesn"t mean anything...
4:11:11
Do you mean to tell me,
Katie Scarlett...
4:11:13
...that land doesn"t mean
anything to you?
4:11:16
Land is the only thing in the
world worth working for...
4:11:18
...worth fighting for, worth dying for.
4:11:20
- It"s the only thing that lasts!
- You talk like an Irishman.
4:11:24
It"s proud I am that l"m Irish.
Don"t you be forgetting...
4:11:27
...that you"re half Irish too.
4:11:29
To anyone with a drop
of Irish blood in them...
4:11:31
...the land they live on
is like their mother.
4:11:34
But there now. You"re
just a child.
4:11:36
It"ll come to you,
this love of the land.
4:11:38
There"s no getting away from it
if you"re Irish.
4:12:04
Here she comes!
4:12:05
Scarlett, Suellen, Carreen,
your mama"s home!
4:12:08
Acting like a wet nurse to
them white-trash Slatterys...
4:12:11
...instead of eating her supper.
Set up the fire!
4:12:14
Got no business wearing herself out...
4:12:16
Pork! Take the lamp
out on the porch.
4:12:19
Wearing herself out.
Mr. Gerald, Miss Ellen"s home!
4:12:22
Waiting on them poor white trash.
4:12:24
Shut up, dog!
Barking in the house!
4:12:26
Get up from there!
Don"t you hear Miss Ellen?
4:12:29
Get out there and get
her medicine chest!
4:12:31
We was worried about you, Miss Ellen.
4:12:34
It"s all right, Pork. L"m home.
4:12:36
Mrs. O"Hara, we finished plowing
the creek bottom today.
4:12:40
What do you want me
to start on tomorrow?
4:12:43
Mr. Wilkerson, l"ve just come
from Emmie Slattery"s bedside.
4:12:46
Your child has been born.
4:12:48
My child, ma"am?
l"m sure I don"t understand.
4:12:51
Has been born and
mercifully has died.
4:12:54
Good night, Mr. Wilkerson.
4:12:59
I fix your supper myself
and you eats it.