In a scene from Julie Garwood's "Ransom," a strong and confident woman takes charge as she rides her horse. After a brief exchange with two male characters, Brodick and Ramsey, she playfully accuses them of using trickery. However, the interaction reveals her playful yet competitive nature, as she clearly enjoys the banter and challenges that come with it.

Her response, indicating that she doesn’t get angry but rather seeks to get even, reflects a deeper philosophical principle, unknowingly aligning herself with the Buchanan family creed. This moment showcases her strength, wit, and the layered dynamics between the characters, highlighting both camaraderie and rivalry in their relationships.