If you want to control your horse, you must control yourself first. The most unfamiliar is yourself, the richest is yourself. In the richest emotions, you mistakenly think that the so-called you (self) behind the emotions, and eventually you are kidnapped by the emotions. Only when you untie, can you be free! Without control, peace is life. The last unbridled horse rushes into the field and returns to visit the protagonist, suggesting a reinvented self.
The protagonist's social phobia is serious, his relationship with his family is tense, and he is imprisoned all year round, and does not want to return to society. The daughter said she stopped applying for parole, feeling that her father did not want to be released from prison. In the end, the father re-learned communication in the process of training horses, began to communicate positively with his daughter, and received a warm response. Although the ending was implied and unreported, the aftertaste was long.
Ideal home for socially phobic people
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