Depends on the horse, like humans diffrent horse have diffrent characters
The main 'character' is the horse, Joey. The main human character is Albert.
The central character is a horse - named the Phantom.
馬 = horse (traditional Chinese character) 马 = horse (simplified Chinese character)
There are many reason why the horse might of reared. Such as: The horse is in pain The horse got over excited The horse was scared
Gumby
In "War Horse," the character Albert Narracott is portrayed as a compassionate, determined, and resilient young man. He shares a deep bond with his horse, Joey, and demonstrates unwavering loyalty and love towards him throughout the story. Albert's character evolves as he navigates the challenges of World War I, showcasing his bravery and selflessness in the face of adversity.
Yes. The old fashioned way of writing horse. (Now written as 马.)
海马 [hǎi mǎ]
character change
character change
In "A Secret for Two," the main character names the white horse St. Joseph as a tribute to the saint known for his nurturing and protective qualities. This choice reflects the deep bond he shares with the horse, symbolizing his affection and reverence. Naming the horse after St. Joseph also signifies hope and guidance, paralleling the character's own journey of love and companionship.
i dont know but i am guessing that the riders name was rider