If she had died it would've been my fault. She will be fine, the doctor said he didn't...

Jo March: If she had died it would've been my fault. Marmee March: She will be fine, the doctor said he didn't even think she'd catch a cold. Jo March: What is wrong with me? I've made so many resolutions and written sad notes and cried over my sins but it doesn't seem to help. When I get in a passion I get so savage, I could hurt anyone and enjoy it. Marmee March: You remind me of myself. Jo March: But you're never angry. Marmee March: I'm angry nearly every day of my life. Jo March: You are? Marmee March: I'm not patient by nature, but with nearly forty years of effort I have learned to not let it get the better of me. Jo March: I'll do the same, then. Marmee March: I hope you'll do a great deal better than me. There are some natures too noble to curb, too lofty to bend.

If she had died, it would have been my fault. She'll be fine. The doctor said that he didn't even think she'd catch cold. What is wrong with me? I've made so many resolutions, and I've written sad notes, and I've cried over my sins... but it just doesn't seem to help. When I get in a passion, I get so savage. I could hurt anyone, and I'd enjoy it. You remind me of myself. But you're never angry. I'm angry nearly every day of my life. You are? I am not patient by nature. But with nearly 40 years of effort, I'm learning to not let it get the better of me. Well, I'll do the same, then. I hope you'll do a great deal better than me. There are some natures too noble to curb and too lofty to bend. Jo. Oh, Beth, my love. Oh. - You didn't need to come. - I never should have left. Do you need anything? Here. Take some water. It's so good to see your face. We're going to the sea to get you strong and well. - The sea? - I want you dancing by the time Amy gets back. - She's not cutting her trip short, is she? - No, no. Good. Is there any news? What does she say? She writes that Laurie is there.