Where is the high place the Great Ones spoke of? Where is the canyon filled with blood? And how will I ever reach across so great a distance to take Loh-rhett-ah's hand?You must have faith. The high place will be there, as will the great canyon. Leaning forward, Warrior clasped his brother's shoulder. Courage, Have courage.
In the passage from "Comanche Moon" by Catherine Anderson, a character expresses deep concern about reaching a mystical location, referred to as the high place, and a foreboding canyon filled with blood. These locations symbolize significant challenges and trials in the journey towards understanding and connection, particularly in the quest to unite with someone named Loh-rhett-ah.
Despite the daunting nature of these obstacles, a sense of hope is conveyed through the encouragement of a warrior who stresses the importance of faith. He reassures his brother by emphasizing that both the high place and the canyon will be present, urging him to embrace courage and the strength to overcome the distance separating them.
