4:38:01
I refer to that will-o"-the-wisp
of the bounding main.
4:38:05
None other than our
friend from Charleston...
4:38:08
...Captain Rhett Butler!
4:38:29
Permit me.
4:38:35
Captain Butler, such a pleasure
to see you again.
4:38:38
I met you last at my husband"s home.
4:38:40
That"s kind of you to remember,
Mrs. Wilkes.
4:38:43
Did you meet Captain Butler
at Twelve Oaks?
4:38:45
Yes, I think so.
4:38:48
Only for a moment.
It was in the library.
4:38:50
You had broken something.
4:38:53
Yes, Captain Butler, I remember you.
4:38:56
Ladies, the Confederacy asks for your
jewelry on behalf of our noble Cause.
4:39:00
We aren"t wearing any.
We"re in mourning.
4:39:02
Wait.
4:39:03
On behalf of Mrs. Wilkes
and Mrs. Hamilton.
4:39:06
Thank you, Captain Butler.
4:39:08
Just a moment, please.
4:39:12
But it"s your wedding ring, ma"am.
4:39:15
It may help my husband more
off my finger.
4:39:18
Thank you.
4:39:22
That was a very beautiful thing to do.
4:39:25
Here.
4:39:26
You can have mine too.
For the Cause.
4:39:31
And you, Mrs. Hamilton. I know
just how much that means to you.
4:39:36
- Dr. Meade?
- I need your approval...
4:39:38
...for something we want to do
that"s rather shocking.
4:39:41
Will you excuse us?
4:39:45
l"ll say one thing. The war
makes the most peculiar widows.
4:39:49
I wish you"d go!
4:39:50
If you had any raising, you"d know
l"d never want to see you again!
4:39:56
Now, why be silly?
4:39:57
You"ve no reason for hating me.
4:39:59
l"ll carry your guilty
secret to my grave.