The term 'Fictional Estate' is often used to refer to the fictional plantation of Tara, which is the main setting of the novel and film Gone with the Wind. Tara is owned by the O'Hara family, and is a symbol of the Old South and its traditions. The estate is described as a large, sprawling plantation with many outbuildings and a grand mansion at its center. It is a place of beauty and tragedy, and is a major part of the story's plot.