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Subject: Re: Favourite Scene

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Sue G.

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Date Posted: 09:56:10 09/08/07 Sat
In reply to: Susan 's message, "Re: Favourite Scene" on 04:46:19 09/08/07 Sat

"You can tell I'm an animal lover because the scene in "Gone With the Wind" that made me cry hardest was the one where the servant goes out to kill one of the chickens for dinner!"

I know this is off-topic again, but being that you brought up GWTW, the scene that impressed me, when I was a child, is the scene when Scarlett has finally made her way back to Tara and she 'whips' the horse to get it moving, and it collapses from exhaustion. I believe, right before that scene, the horse had 'slobber' coming from it's mouth and was just barely walking. It just stuck in my mind all those years.

Back to RN, I do feel sorry for Lukey at the end of his scene. He really looks almost tortured and I even managed to get some of those shots in screen caps too. I won't say that it brought me to tears, but I felt pity for him.
Probaby the most touching is the Peter McCabe scene in the jail cell. He really showed every emotion in his face in that scene.

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