Ask for the opening report, the influence of human environment and times factors on Scarlett's character when writing Gone with the Wind.

Because "in everyone's psychological world, there are metaphysical and metaphysical desires, that is, natural desires and spiritual desires, thus forming a contradictory and struggling two-way internal driving force in life." This kind of struggle has formed human suffering and a double combination of human personality and various rich and complicated personality characteristics. [4] Scarlett's feelings for Rhett are focused on her pursuit of material things, because until the end of the story, Scarlett has always regarded Rhett's deep love as a need similar to material enjoyment, just like a beautiful dress she likes. She doesn't regard it as love, although it is true love and true spiritual attraction, but Scarlett foolishly didn't realize it. It was not until the end that she really realized that the "safe place" she desperately sought in her nightmare was Rhett's love, where she had everything she wanted, security and vanity? 6? 8? 6? So, she ran in the direction of home in despair and determination, because there was Rhett there!

3 The Tragedy of Fire and Water Blending-The Final Analysis of Scarlett's Character In the development of Scarlett's storyline, she changed from a carefree enjoyer to a painful victim because of the war, and then became a brave fighter because of her character-"Gone with the Wind" for short. This step-by-step change, the transition from plot to plot, is the process of Scarlett's character formation. The outbreak of war contributed to Scarlett's becoming a gone with the wind, and all kinds of overwhelming changes in the gone with the wind contributed to the contradiction between fire and water in Scarlett's character, which finally formed her tragic ending. Before the war broke out, Scarlett lived a willful and happy life. After the war broke out, her past outlook on life and values have been transformed into realistic money worship and become an out-and-out realist. Life taught her the law of "the survival of the fittest, the law of the jungle". She clearly understood that those charming traditional cultures and admirable elegance could not be eaten as food or worn as clothes, so she abandoned everything, even human morality, and became a veritable capitalist without hesitation. However, Scarlett, who is confident and brave during the day and tireless for survival and money, often has nightmares at night. In nightmares, she always runs in despair in the fog of loneliness and terror, looking for a "safe place", but she can always find it. The emotions in this nightmare often attack her secretly in reality, secretly gnawing at her heart, which is the symbol of "the home of the soul" and "the home of the spirit" that Scarlett stubbornly pursues in the depths of consciousness. Its repeated appearance proves that Scarlett has lost a subconscious spiritual pursuit while pursuing material things. This gain and loss caused Scarlett's psychological imbalance. In fact, this is a struggle between spiritual pursuit and material pursuit hidden in Scarlett's heart, and the result of this struggle is embodied by love that best reflects her spiritual level. "Love is the core of the kingdom of human nature, the most lively and beautiful in this kingdom, the fundamental factor full of life and a mirror of the accumulation of human civilization. Therefore, if a writer wants to show the depth of human nature, he must truly show the real process of love and show the pain, struggle and sublimation of love.

[4] Scarlett's love is a mirror that best reflects her humanity. When Vichy, who represents a strong "southern plot", fell in love with Scarlett at first sight, she was forced to put on the beautiful clothes she put on for him-handsome, charming, upright, elegant, gentle and romantic, which fully shone with the light of traditional culture and values. The beauty of this suit makes Scarlett's love for Vichy so firm, devoted, sincere and persistent, and even becomes the driving force of her life. It can be seen that in Scarlett's rebellious psychology, traditional culture and values still have a certain influence on her, so that the balance of the mind often tilts unconsciously to the traditional side in the tremor. Because of this, no matter the real Rhett? 6? 1 butler turned a blind eye, disdained and even satirized how charming she was, how her "tastes" matched her interests, how much she loved and satisfied her, because Rhett was the opposite of Ashley. He is not only a scoundrel who is despised by everyone, but also a cold and cruel traitor, which has nothing to do with the "southern conspiracy." In fact, Scarlett and Rhett are neck and neck, and their values and outlook on life are almost the same, just the opposite of Vichy. This dreamlike feeling didn't wake up in grief until Melanie died. She realized that Rhett's love was the "safe place" she had been pursuing, and then she suddenly realized that Rhett's deep love was so indispensable. But it was too late, and Rhett, torn by her heart and exhausted, had decided to abandon her. Her spiritual pursuit was a great failure in the end, although she once again took out Tara's usual magic weapon-"Anyway, tomorrow is a brand-new day!" "To comfort and encourage myself, but as Rhett said," The deepest love sometimes dries up! " "The conflict between Scarlett's two pursuits is not only the so-called conflict between spirit and flesh in human nature, but also the conflict between old and new cultures and values. Because tracing back to the source, spiritual values are a traditional concept and consciousness, while material values are a modern concept and consciousness. As a result, Scarlett gained the whole world in this conflict, but lost her soul. Scarlett's tragedy is the embodiment of the extreme development of contradictory personality, and it is also a powerful proof that people's psychological material pursuit and spiritual pursuit should be balanced. Her tragedy deserves our deep thought.