[They're still there! They last an hour so The Chums™ will have to really get engrossed in their discussion to hang out long enough for the horses to disappear before their very eyes.]
I don't actually know if they're always the same horse, or if they're different horses every time. I usually call the one I ride "Tornado", though.
[A name that she very specifically pronounces with a heavy Spanish accent.]
...That's another dumb TV reference, by the way. I'll just give it to you, rather than making you guess.
[Another flick of her hand, and Amaranth dissipates; in sharp contrast, every note and syllable of the song that replaces it is sharp and crystal-clear, practically commercial quality.]
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I don't actually know if they're always the same horse, or if they're different horses every time. I usually call the one I ride "Tornado", though.
[A name that she very specifically pronounces with a heavy Spanish accent.]
...That's another dumb TV reference, by the way. I'll just give it to you, rather than making you guess.
[Another flick of her hand, and Amaranth dissipates; in sharp contrast, every note and syllable of the song that replaces it is sharp and crystal-clear, practically commercial quality.]
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1957 to '59. My father enjoys it. He likes a lot of older television shows and movies. He has a collection of them for the theater room.
I will accept that name for your horse.
[As if it had been his decision on whether or not it's a good name all along.]