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North and South

Crawling to the finish line. More deaths (Mr. Hale from heart disease). Margaret moves in with Edith. Life in the south now seems silly to her.  She misses the rough and tumble north.

She revisits her old home and sees the changes.  Nice scene, inevitable sorrow at change.  She wants Mr. Bell to let Thornton know that the man he saw her with was her brother, not some secret lover.

The only question now is what will bring the two together.

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