In "Comanche Moon" by Catherine Anderson, a character reflects on a past interaction with someone they care about. Although the protagonist acknowledges that they hadn't been dishonest overall, there is one exception concerning a promise made. This particular promise involved a rather extreme and violent notion of cutting out her tongue, which was never fulfilled.

This moment showcases the complexity of their relationship, highlighting a mix of dark humor and the underlying truths that shape their interactions. The protagonist feels that this singular act should not tarnish the trust that has been established between them, showing a rare perspective on loyalty and promises.