Anne and Gilbert share a quiet, reflective moment in the garden following a wedding. The scene captures the delicate transition of their relationship from childhood friendship to the beginnings of romantic attraction.
GILBERT: What are you thinking of, Anne?
ANNE: Of Miss Lavendar and Mr. Irving.
GILBERT: Of course.
ANNE: Isn't it beautiful to think how everything has turned out... How they have come together again after all the years of separation and misunderstanding?
GILBERT: Yes, it's beautiful. But wouldn't
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