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Gone with the Wind Study Guide

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by Margaret Mitchell
About 136 pages (40,777 words)
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Chapter 62 Summary

Scarlett returns to the hallway, and everyone is looking at her to lead the way. Scarlett decides to step outside to gain her strength, for she does not know how to hold things together. Scarlett knows she should go back inside, but she cannot bear it so she goes home through the thick fog. Then she realizes that she is lost and begins to recognize the situation as her old dream. As she reaches the house, she realizes what she wants - Rhett.

Suddenly she understands how stubborn and blind she has been and she realizes that it.....

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