A small carved wooden horse with a knotted rope mane and a comb beside it on green felt.

Original artwork, not a still

Clark Davis

A man loses his horse he goes after it. It’s as simple as that.

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What it means

Our interpretation.

Clark treats a lost horse as an easy decision. If something valuable goes missing, you go and get it, with no long debate needed. The plain phrasing makes determination sound like common sense rather than heroics.

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