This Comanche has no wish for a of wives. One is sure enough plenty trouble.Are you saying I make your life miserable? If that's the case, why did you marry me? Why didn't you marry ?Hunter knew jealousy when he saw it. Everything else had failed. New tactics were called for. I could have. Bright Star thinks I would be a fine husband, yes?She can have you.That wasn't exactly the response Hunter had been hoping for.
The passage highlights a Comanche man's reluctance to take on multiple wives, suggesting that one spouse already brings enough complexity and trouble. This declaration is met with a mix of jealousy and confrontation as the conversation shifts to the man's relationship choices and the implied feelings of dissatisfaction. Hunter responds to the tension with his own frustrations, questioning why he was chosen for marriage if it brings misery to his partner.
Moreover, the dialogue reveals Hunter's awareness of the jealousy brewing within their relationship and suggests he might need to adapt his approach to address the emotional turmoil. A third character, Bright Star, expresses admiration for Hunter, suggesting he would make a fine husband. However, her dismissive response reveals a disconnect, leaving Hunter feeling unfulfilled and uncertain about his partner's true feelings for him.
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