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[Title] Gone with the Wind, by Margaret Mitchell - ... What are the novel's symbols?: Gerald O'Hara's foolish horse-jumping outlined in Chapter 2 serves as a foreshadowing element to the reckless behavior that would eventually lead to his and his daughter, Bonnie Blue's death later on in the novel. Gone with the Wind: Plot Summary Gone With The Wind begins with Scarlett O'Hara's flirtatiousness with two other men. Scarlett's seductiveness have always enraptured men. The local BBQ at Twelve Oaks, the Wilkes' plantation right across from Tara, the O'Hara plantation, becomes the opening dialogue before meeting Gerald O'Hara on the road from the Wilkes' plantation.... [tags: Margaret Mitchell, Analysis] [Length] 1621 words (4.6 pages) [3] [preview] [Color Rating] 
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