SB,

humble. very cool. thats' nice to hear every once in a while.

for me personally, when i view the Coyote woman, although yes she IS in a relationship with him, she seems oddly apathetic and uncaring. as if she views him the same way he views her. therefore i don't think she cares about the rest of the women, because she uses him for sex. same as he uses her. and if she is infact the female version of him, she is the female version of the hunter. someone who is in power emotionally and can do what they want while having flocks of people at their feet, so to speak.


as for the second one, i can understand where the whole feminist aura thing can be considered lax in this story. which i understand and can see. however, for me it seems as though Houston is using the Coyote woman as a model. therefore i think the coyote woman is supposed to be somewhat of a positive figure, although i could be wrong.

humbly,

jt.