I will go wherever the Great Ones lead me, Hunter whispered. You know I will. It's just that I can't see the path they want me to follow. There is no one to lead me.The path will be there. When you turn your face westward you will , deep within, where to place your feet. Warrior's voice rang with certainty.
In "Comanche Moon" by Catherine Anderson, Hunter expresses his uncertainty about his direction in life despite his willingness to follow the guidance of the Great Ones. He feels lost and unable to perceive the path laid out for him, highlighting a sense of confusion and searching for purpose.
Warrior reassures Hunter, emphasizing that even though he can't see the way right now, the path will reveal itself when he focuses on what truly matters. This dialogue illustrates themes of trust, faith, and the idea that guidance often comes from inner awareness rather than external signs.
