Be the spotlight on the lonley stage

Although Osprey was all for gender equality, feminism and personal freedom, she saw nothing wrong in Koda's concern for his mate. She was not that familiar with his traditional views of the female/male role in the community, therefore she thought that it was kind of nice that he worried. It would be a lot worse, if he didn't.

"Have you told her this?" she asked him. "I mean, if the trade she has decided to pursue concerns you - she should know," this, of course, didn't imply that he should tell her not to do it or that she should give up on her chosen path. "I don't know much about your girl, but, if she loves wandering and being out in the open just like me, then I don't think it would be right to deter her from doing that," Osprey continued, trying to imagine herself in Kesuk's place and, what would she tell Koda. "It would make her unhappy and you don't want that, do you? I believe though that talking this through would be the right way to go. And maybe you can find a solution that suits you both."