I'm not leavin' until I see my ma. It's not me Hunter's after!""He'll snatch you back all the same! He has crazy ideas about family when he marries up with a body.
In "Comanche Moon" by Catherine Anderson, the protagonist expresses determination to stay put until they are reunited with their mother, highlighting the importance of familial bonds. This sentiment embodies a deep longing for connection and the refusal to yield to external pressures that threaten that bond.
The antagonist, Hunter, poses a significant threat, as he possesses unconventional and potentially harmful views about family. Despite the protagonist's insistence that they are not his target, the reality remains that Hunter's obsession with family dynamics places them in jeopardy, underscoring the complex interplay between love and danger within the narrative.
