After becoming a widow for the second time, she finally marries the dashing Rhett but they soon find themselves working at cross-purposes, their relationship seemingly doomed from the outset. She has becomes hardened and bitter and will do anything, including marrying her sister's beau, to ensure she will never again be poor and hungry.

With the war lost however, she returns to Tara and faces the hardship of keeping her family together and Tara from being sold at auction to collect the taxes. Now a widow, she still pines for the married Ashley and dreams of his return. She also becomes re-acquainted with Rhett Butler, whom she had first met at the Wilkes barbecue. Now living in Atlanta, Scarlett sees the ravages that war brings. War is soon declared and as always seems to be the case, men march off to battle thinking that it will only last a few weeks. She is more than a little dismayed when she hears that he is to marry his cousin Melanie Hamilton and in a fit of anger, she decides to marry Melanie's brother. She is very much looking forward to a barbecue at the nearby Wilkes plantation as she will get to see the man she loves, Ashley Wilkes.

As for the young Scarlett, she is without doubt the most beautiful girl in the area and is always the belle of the ball. Before the start of the war life at the O'Hara plantation, Tara, could only be described as genteel. This tale of the Old South from the start of the Civil War through to the period of reconstruction focuses on the beautiful Scarlett O'Hara.

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