Jih proti Severu II. - 3 CDmp3 (Čte Martina Hudečková)

The Yankees did not defeat her in the war. And they won't succeed this time either! Defending her home Tara has always been Scarlett's ultimate goal, as the homeland is sacred to a Southerner. Nothing will change that, not even the hardships of the post-war reconstruction of the South (1865–1877) during General Grant's presidency, nor the salon opinion that business is not suitable for a proper woman. The Yankee army did not defeat this headstrong woman – and neither will some idle chatter. The fearless heroine continues to uphold her right to live as she pleases, despite everything, thus taking her sister's suitor Frank and shortly thereafter the reins of the family business. The liquor and timber wholesale under her leadership thrive, perhaps also because it is unwise to oppose her. What about the unpredictable Rhett Butler, who never behaves according to Scarlett's wishes but is willing to jump to her aid when her disillusioned relatives tragically get entangled with the Ku Klux Klan? Perhaps these two constantly missing each other in life will be humanized when they finally marry and have a daughter together. Or is even this attempt doomed to be swept away by the wind like chaff, as selfless love cannot be replaced by mere self-love? The second half of the novel epic,…