Gone with the Wind | Study Guide

Margaret Mitchell

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Scarlett O'Hara Charismatic, willful woman; driven to survive at any cost Spouses Spouses Spouses Spouses Love interests Sisters- in-law Siblings Servant Ashley Wilkes Honorable Southern gentleman; bewildered by life after the war Rhett Butler Gambler and speculator; encourages Scarlett to break society's rules Frank Kennedy Wealthy, easygoing older man Melanie Wilkes Frail but determined and big-hearted Southern woman; a "great lady" Charles Hamilton Romantic, rich, and foolish young man Mammy Loyal slave and then servant at Tara
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