And you figure because the two of you don't rub smooth she'll let things slide?" Her eyes, colored to match her hair were round and sad. "That's jerk thinking, Sumerset. Dallas'll work till she drops to do right by you, and I figure you know it. If somebody came after you, she'd step between and take the hit, because that's who she is. I figure you know that, too.
In a moment of reflection, one character recognizes the flawed perspective of another, who believes that their relationship's rough edges might excuse a lack of commitment. This character points out how misguided this thinking is, emphasizing the loyalty and dedication that Dallas possesses. She would go to great lengths to protect those she cares about, demonstrating her deep sense of responsibility and love.
This conversation serves to underline the themes of loyalty and sacrifice in relationships. The speaker reminds Sumerset that true support comes from understanding and acknowledging the strength and devotion of their companions. Dallas's willingness to stand up and shield others from harm highlights her character's integrity, suggesting that her commitment is unwavering despite any conflicts that may arise in their partnership.
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