What did you say? Henry grated.I said , Henry. Rachel's voice was still soft, but the glint in her eyes was fighting mean. I've put up with your cussedness for nigh on nine years. No more. You apologize to Loretta Jane this instant.Or you'll do what?Rachel lifted a challenging brow. Well, I reckon you're too big for me to grab you by the heels and your brains. Guess I'll have to blow them out.
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In this excerpt from "Comanche Moon" by Catherine Anderson, a tense confrontation unfolds between Henry and Rachel. Henry expresses disbelief and annoyance, challenging Rachel's assertiveness. Rachel, however, maintains her composure while asserting her authority after years of tolerating Henry's stubbornness. She demands that he apologize to Loretta Jane, indicating the gravity of the situation and the strain in their relationship.

Rachel's defiance is further emphasized as she questions how Henry plans to respond to her demand, knowing that he is physically stronger than her. Her fierce determination is clear, suggesting she has reached a breaking point after nearly a decade of enduring his behavior. This interaction reveals the complexity of their dynamics and Rachel's resolve to stand up for what she believes is right.

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