So apparently the Civil War only affected white people.... Mammy and Prissy and the other old slave man all stay with Miss Scarlet and her family throughout the whole movie. Not once is there mention of slaves being emancipated, and not once do the slaves mention being free (although we do see Old Sam is living away from them now, since he became a trench digger). Through all that post-war poverty, and being the only blacks left on Tara, they stayed loyal. But of course! They'd always been treated and fed well and loved their white family and would never think of anything but staying. -Whitney H. | So apparently the Civil War only affected white people.... Mammy and Prissy and the other old slave man all stay with Miss Scarlet and her family throughout the whole movie. Not once is there mention of slaves being emancipated, and not once do the slaves mention being free (although we do see Old Sam is living away from them now, since he became a trench digger). Through all that post-war poverty, and being the only blacks left on Tara, they stayed loyal. But of course! They'd always been treated and fed well and loved their white family and would never think of anything but staying. -Whitney H. |