2:23:03
Rhett.
2:23:04
Who that? A Yankee?
2:23:11
Oh, Mammy, l"m so thin and pale...
2:23:14
...and I haven"t any clothes.
2:23:26
Go and get Ma"s old box
of dress patterns.
2:23:29
- What you up to?
- You"ll make me a new dress.
2:23:31
Not with Miss Ellen"s portières!
2:23:34
Great balls of fire!
They"re my portières now.
2:23:37
l"m going to Atlanta for $300,
and l"ve got to look like a queen.
2:23:41
- Who"s going with you?
- L"ll go alone.
2:23:42
That"s what you think!
l"s going with you and that new dress.
2:23:47
- Mammy, darling.
- No use to try to sweet talk me.
2:23:49
I knows you since I put
diapers on you.
2:23:52
I said l"s going with you,
and going I is!
2:23:55
Kings in trade, eh?
Too good for me, major.
2:23:59
It"s a pity the war
wasn"t a poker game.
2:24:01
You"d done better than Grant,
with far less effort.
2:24:04
What is it?
2:24:06
There"s a lady to see Captain Butler.
Says she"s his sister.
2:24:09
Another sister?
2:24:11
This is a jail not a harem, captain.
2:24:13
No, she ain"t one of those.
She"s got her mammy with her.
2:24:18
She has?
2:24:20
l"d like to see this one, major.
Without her mammy.
2:24:24
Let"s see, my losses for
the afternoon come to what?
2:24:29
Three hundred and forty?
2:24:31
My debts do mount up,
don"t they, major?
2:24:34
All right, corporal, show Captain
Butler"s sister to his cell.
2:24:39
Thank you, major.
Excuse me, gentlemen.
2:24:46
It"s hard to be strict with a man
who loses money so pleasantly.
2:24:51
- Rhett!
- Scarlett!
2:24:54
My dear little sister!
2:24:57
It"s all right, corporal. My sister
has brought me no files or saws.