Continuation of "Gone with the Wind": Rediscovering Love in a Spell

I first read Margaret Mitchell's Gone with the Wind when I was twelve or thirteen years old. I don't understand why Scarlett and Rhett can't have a future… This is the first time I have experienced such a heart-wrenching story in a literary classic. They are so in love and so evenly matched, But I can only miss it, and it ends with regret... Maybe it's the "Tomorrow is another day" at the end that gives me strength, By chance of this writing class (2021.11.07), A continuation of the regrets I felt when I was young. But now that I think about it, Perhaps the original ending had more meaning in the blank space. Such a strong "he" is just wishful thinking on the part of our readers. Today, look at the present moment again, Scarlett - such a powerful woman, Perhaps it is her unyielding yet full of hope, Only then shines brightly in the history of literature. Intention: Don't be afraid of the future.