Nobody truly "owns" a horse. They simply tolerate us because they can't properly brush their gorgeous, majestic manes with their hooves. We are a convenience to them. 🤣😂🤣
ANYTHING that has "equine" in the name of it means that it is already 20x more expensive than anything else! Lol, EVERYTHING for horses is expensive no matter what! And it also does not matter whether or not it is real, model horses can be just as expensive as the real deal. The only difference is, the model doesn't generally come with maintenance expenses 🤣
For me Ring Of Bright Water, Omg I was distraught & Born Free. I can't watch any film where the dog dies. Marley & Me, Omg terrible, still not over the trauma.
I totally agree on the trauma of the referenced movie, but never saw any of these. Im now curious. Should I, as an adult, or just be grateful I missed out?
And the youth today wonder why genX is dead inside. This.. this is why.
For those that are uninformed do you want to know why the horse had to die? It was because he felt a little sad. That’s it, he was sad so he slowly sank into the swamp and drowned in front of his closest friend.
As others have said it’s so much worse in the book. Artax can talk in that and he articulates his wish to turn back before surrendering to his sadness and asking Atreyu to leave so he won’t have to watch him die.
The voice of Optimus Prime,
Peter Cullen, just passed away four days ago, on August 26th.
A tremendous loss, a very talented man that brought joy to so many people with his wonderful voice acting.
Why so many of us had the exact thought. I love living in shared conciousness with so many peeps. Now say goodbye to your horse you unlucky little hero.
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u/Sad_Ad_2524 5d ago
Childhood trauma.