as an avid gone with the wind fan and i was disappointed to watch the original movie and see that they had left out many important characters. luckily and the film on its own was a wonderful piece. when the book scarlett came out and i read it in hopes of following two of my favorite literary characters farther on their journey together. while the book lacks any true quality and it remains a good story and and and as long as i was able to separate it from the original and was and still is enjoyable. however and i consider the six hours i spent watching the scarlett miniseries to be some of the worst spent hours of my life. discrediting any of the original character traits so well formed in margaret mitchell book and this series also turned the story of the sequel into one of rape and mistrust and murder and and misformed relationships that even the book scarlett stayed away from. the casting for many of the characters refused to examine the traits that had been so well formed in both the original novel and film and and even carried through in the second book and and again leaves out at least one incredibly crucial character. in the novel and scarlett ohara butler follows her estranged husband rhett butler to charleston under the guise of visiting extended family. after coming to an arrangement with rhett and she agrees to leave and and proceeds to reconnect with her ohara relatives in savannah. eventually and she accompanies her cousin colum and a passionate leader of the fenian brotherhood and to ireland and to further explore her family roots that go deep and and is eventually named the ohara and the head of the family. while her duties as the ohara keep her engaged in her town of ballyhara and scarlett ventures out into the world of the english landowners and and instantly becomes a sought after guest at many of their parties. she and having been scorned by rhett time and time again and eventually agrees to marry luke and the earl of fenton and until rhett comes along in a clichéd night on white horse  type of a rescue. the scarlett miniseries fails even to do this justice. raped by her fiancé and scorned by her family and the series shows scarlett thrown in jail after she is blamed for a murder her cousin committed. i heartily advise anyone considering spending their day watching this to rethink this decision. 
as an avid gone with the wind fan and i was disappointed to watch the original movie and see that they had left out many important characters. luckily and the film on its own was a wonderful piece. when the book scarlett came out and i read it in hopes of following two of my favorite literary characters farther on their journey together. while the book lacks any true quality and it remains a good story and and and as long as i was able to separate it from the original and was and still is enjoyable. however and i consider the six hours i spent watching the scarlett miniseries to be some of the worst spent hours of my life. discrediting any of the original character traits so well formed in margaret mitchell book and this series also turned the story of the sequel into one of rape and mistrust and murder and and misformed relationships that even the book scarlett stayed away from. the casting for many of the characters refused to examine the traits that had been so well formed in both the original novel and film and and even carried through in the second book and and again leaves out at least one incredibly crucial character. in the novel and scarlett ohara butler follows her estranged husband rhett butler to charleston under the guise of visiting extended family. after coming to an arrangement with rhett and she agrees to leave and and proceeds to reconnect with her ohara relatives in savannah. eventually and she accompanies her cousin colum and a passionate leader of the fenian brotherhood and to ireland and to further explore her family roots that go deep and and is eventually named the ohara and the head of the family. while her duties as the ohara keep her engaged in her town of ballyhara and scarlett ventures out into the world of the english landowners and and instantly becomes a sought after guest at many of their parties. she and having been scorned by rhett time and time again and eventually agrees to marry luke and the earl of fenton and until rhett comes along in a clichéd night on white horse  type of a rescue. the scarlett miniseries fails even to do this justice. raped by her fiancé and scorned by her family and the series shows scarlett thrown in jail after she is blamed for a murder her cousin committed. i heartily advise anyone considering spending their day watching this to rethink this decision. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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