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What do we care if we were expelled from college? 00:06:48.991 - 00:06:51.118
The war is gonna start any day. We would've left college anyhow. 00:06:51.193 - 00:06:54.219
War! lsn't it exciting, Scarlett? 00:06:54.296 - 00:06:56.025
Do you know those Yankees actually want a war? 00:06:56.098 - 00:06:58.089
-We'll show 'em. -Fiddle-dee-dee! 00:06:58.167 - 00:07:00.362
War, war, war! 00:07:00.502 - 00:07:01.696
This war talk's spoiling all the fun at every party this spring. 00:07:01.937 - 00:07:04.804
l get so bored l could scream! 00:07:04.873 - 00:07:07.171
-Besides, there isn't going to be any war. -Not gonna be any war? 00:07:07.509 - 00:07:10.706
Why, honey, of course there's going to be a war! 00:07:10.779 - 00:07:13.179
lf either of you says ''war'' just once again, l'll go in the house and slam the door. 00:07:13.248 - 00:07:17.275
-But, Scarlett, honey-- -Don't you want us to have a war? 00:07:17.353 - 00:07:20.447
Well... 00:07:26.362 - 00:07:27.488
...but remember... 00:07:28.764 - 00:07:29.992
...l warned you. 00:07:30.466 - 00:07:31.694
l've got an idea. 00:07:32.034 - 00:07:33.467
We'll talk about the Wilkes' barbecue at Twelve Oaks. 00:07:33.535 - 00:07:36.003
That's a good idea. Aren't you eating barbecue with us? 00:07:36.071 - 00:07:38.801
l hadn't thought about that yet. l'll think about that tomorrow. 00:07:38.874 - 00:07:42.002
We want all your waltzes. 00:07:42.077 - 00:07:43.339
First Brent, then me, then Brent, then me again and so on. 00:07:43.412 - 00:07:45.937