The quote “Strong is right” suggests a perspective where power and strength dictate moral standing, asserting that a woman can indeed be bought and controlled by those who possess strength. The speaker expresses confidence in their dominance and perspectives, insisting that their views hold true over others. This results in a sense of entitlement and a belief in the justification of their actions based on their perceived strength.

As the situation unfolds, there is an underlying tension between the characters, highlighted when one character suddenly shifts the dynamics of the interaction. The gaze of the stronger character is described as both lingering and possessive, causing a physical reaction in the woman, indicating her vulnerability. This contrast between strength and vulnerability raises questions about consent and power dynamics in relationships, emphasizing the complexity of attraction intertwined with coercion.