2:25:06
Can I really kiss you?
2:25:08
On the forehead, like a brother.
2:25:10
No, thanks. L"ll wait and hope
for better things.
2:25:13
I was so distressed when
I heard you were in jail.
2:25:16
I couldn"t sleep for thinking.
It"s not true they"ll hang you?
2:25:20
Would you be sorry?
2:25:22
Well, don"t worry yet.
2:25:24
They trumped up a charge,
but they really want my money.
2:25:27
They think I made off with
the Confederate treasury.
2:25:30
- Well, did you?
- What a leading question.
2:25:32
Let"s not talk about
things like money.
2:25:35
How good of you to come and see me.
And how pretty you look!
2:25:38
How you do run on, teasing
a country girl like me.
2:25:41
Thank heavens you"re not in rags. L"m
tired of women in rags. Turn around.
2:25:46
You look good enough to eat,
and prosperous.
2:25:49
l"ve been doing very well.
Everyone"s well at Tara, only...
2:25:52
...I got so bored, I thought l"d
treat myself to a visit to town.
2:25:56
You"re heartless, but that"s
part of your charm.
2:25:58
You"ve got more charm
than the law allows.
2:26:01
I didn"t come to talk
silliness about me.
2:26:03
I was so miserable at the thought
of you in trouble.
2:26:06
I was mad at you when you
left me on the road to Tara.
2:26:09
- And I still haven"t forgiven you.
- Don"t say that.
2:26:12
Well, I must admit I might not be
alive now, only for you.
2:26:16
When I think of myself with anything
I could possibly hope for...
2:26:20
...not a care in the world,
and you here in this horrid jail.
2:26:24
And not even a human jail,
Rhett, a horse jail!
2:26:28
Listen to me trying to make jokes...
2:26:31
...when I really want to cry.
2:26:33
In a minute I shall cry.
2:26:39
Can it be possible that...
2:26:41
Can what be possible, Rhett?
2:26:43
That you"ve grown a woman"s heart?
A real woman"s heart.
2:26:47
I have, Rhett. I know I have.
2:26:51
It"s worth being in jail
just to hear you say that.
2:26:56
It"s well worth it.