The term 'Butler in the Old South' refers to a job held by Rhett, a five-letter name. The butler was a highly respected position in the Old South, typically held by a white man who was responsible for managing the household of a wealthy family. This included overseeing the other servants, managing the finances, and providing advice to the family. The butler was also expected to be well-mannered and knowledgeable about etiquette and social customs.