The stables smell terrible, and are riddled with brown feces on the ground. The horses are tame and magnificent brown. The open plains are yellow and green with grass.
Horse's stables, Outside Cottage
horse
child
I am a young child from the community within the kingdom. I am a peasant and have no father. I live with the others.
Why me? I am but a peasant and untrained. For what makes a peasant unfit to tame a majestic beast such as myself? All men are the same inside, it is not brawn or gold that make a horse tame but power of will and friendship, neeeiiiggghhhhh Horse, you are so wise. Perhaps it is you who should be riding me! I would love to but my enormous weight would crush the bones of such a small child, I believe it is safer for you to mount me Again, such wisdom. Okay, Horse. I will ride you. Must you be broken or will you simply succomb to my will. As a horse it is my duty to be unruly and broken.  Breaking a horse is what turns boys into men.  Together you and I will rule this wild land as boy and horse! Alright, let's do this thing. I have carrots with your name on it if you are good boy! neighhh!  Who is this child trying to mount me?! I must buck him off, for I am an unbroken horse! Keep it up horse, and you are going to taste your waste. You think a little feces scares me? The stablemaster is a cruel man and I have survived much worse!  Bring me some oats from the farmers field if you wish to ride me.  Be careful as he is very protective of his special crop! I'll tell you what. Why don't we go and get the oats together? With me on your back? Hmmm, these sound like the words of a trickster! I shall let you on my back but if you try any funny business you will learn the taste of dirt