I Was Right When I

Suddenly She Felt Strong And Happy. She Was Not Afraid Of The Darkness Or The Fog And She Knew With A Singing In Her Heart That She Would Never Fear Them Again. No Matter What Mists Might Curl Around Her In The Future, She Knew Her Refuge. She Started Briskly Up The Street Toward Home And The Blocks Seemed Very Long. Far, Far Too Long. She Caught Up Her Skirts To Her Knees And Began To Run Lightly. But This Time She Was Not Running From Fear. She Was Running Because Rhett's Arms Were At The End Of The Street.

It Was Better To Know The Worst Than To Wonder.

And If We Folks Have A Motto, It's This: 'don't Holler - Smile And Bide Your Time.' We've Survived A Passel Of Things That Way, Smiling And Biding Our Time, And We've Gotten To Be Experts At Surviving.

She Hasn't Your Strength. She's Never Had Any Strength. She's Never Had Anything But Heart.

Child, It's A Very Bad Thing For A Woman To Face The Worst That Can Happen To Her, Because After She's Faced The Worst She Can't Ever Really Fear Anything Again. ...scarlett, Always Save Something To Fear - Even As You Save Something To Love.