Around the dinner table, the conversation was lively. Thank you but for now, the forum has been archived.
This might seem obvious, but Ruby didn't really fit in The Roadhouse. She seems quiet and is dressed modestly, has a sweet face. It was an indictment of the kind of men who hang there and treat women like objects--they literally moved her like a salt shaker. She didn't interest them sexually so she was a thing to be removed. It took the scenes with the girls being objectified out of the realm of soap opera cliche and made it more graphically a dehumanization.
This might seem obvious, but Ruby didn't really fit in The Roadhouse. She seems quiet and is dressed modestly, has a sweet face. It was an indictment of the kind of men who hang there and treat women like objects--they literally moved her like a salt shaker. She didn't interest them sexually so she was a thing to be removed. It took the scenes with the girls being objectified out of the realm of soap opera cliche and made it more graphically a dehumanization.
I took it as it is a biker bar so not exactly the ritz, the fact she was sitting without a drink in a four person booth on her own and that the bikers wanted to sit down.
I think either your reading way too much into the scene or I'm reading way too little.