You must also remember the yellow-hair may give you many more children than a Comanche woman. Take care or you could father more children than you can feed. I've never seen a white woman yet who wasn't a good breeder."A slow grin spread across Hunter's mouth. "You will tell her this, yes? So far she isn't showing the proper enthusiasm.
The excerpt discusses the perspective of a character reflecting on the fertility of women from different backgrounds, highlighting a belief that a woman with yellow hair (presumably a white woman) could bear more children than a Comanche woman. This notion emphasizes the character's concerns about overpopulation and the responsibility of fatherhood, suggesting that one must be cautious in their pursuits to avoid having more children than can be properly cared for.
As the dialogue continues, Hunter expresses a playful challenge, indicating that he hopes to motivate the woman in question to show more eagerness toward motherhood. His grin signifies a teasing attitude, indicating that he finds humor in the situation while underscoring the cultural dynamics at play in their interactions.
