It has been several decades since readers and moviegoers have wondered, whatever happened

after the end of the movie, Gone with the Wind. Some of you might know this, that a book

and a made-for-television movie was made on that book trying to envision what had really

happened.

First of all, you need to know that the characters in that classic novel were based on real people.

Rhett Butler, real name is Red Turnip Seed. And Scarlet O'Hara, real name is Emlyn Louise Hannan.

In real life, Rhett really walked out on her and he joined a Confederate Army. What happened after the war is one of the great story of the amazing grace of God.

After the end of the Civil War, Red Turnup Seed, gambled, and drifted around the country,

and he ended up in Nashville, Tennessee.

And there in Nashville, in 1871, he was completely transformed by the power of the grace of God.

He went into one of those revival tents.

On Easter Sunday morning, 1871, Rhett repented and received Jesus as his Savior.

Not only that, but he went to seminary, and there he enrolled, and he graduated and became

a Methodist preacher. And back then, the Methodist preachers used to have circuit. They called

them circuit riders, and he had a have circuit. They called them circuit riders.

And he had a whole circuit of churches that he was riding around rural Kentucky.

But that's not all.

Red and Scarlet, Emlyn, crossed paths again, not deliberately.

But this is how it happened. A young woman in one of Ritz's congregations ran away from home, and Rett became very concerned as her pastor, especially when

he heard rumors that she was working in a house of prostitution in St. Louis.

So he personally went to look for her and tried to track her down in order to bring her back home.

Finally, he tracked the young lady down, but he was told that the madam of the house would never let her go.

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