She may know what I am, though," Lorena said."Yes, she'll know you're a human being. You don't have to duck your head to nobody. Half the women in this country probably started out like you did, workin' in saloons.
In "Lonesome Dove," Lorena reflects on her identity and the perception others may have of her. She expresses uncertainty about how she is viewed, suggesting that she may be judged for her past. This highlights a common struggle many women face regarding societal expectations and self-worth.
In response, it is emphasized that Lorena should not feel inferior for her history. The speaker reassures her that many women share similar beginnings, having worked in difficult jobs to make a living. This exchange underscores themes of resilience and the shared experiences of women in society.
