Why does Eustace want to ride his horse around country? What is a significant thing that happen on the trip?
I think there is a couple reasons why Eustace wants to ride a horse. Eustace first starts off talking about that he has ten horses, and I think he is use to horses living with him. He buys a young draft horse name Bonnie and learns how to command them. One Eustace thought that it would interesting to ride a horse he thought it would be really fun and a adventure. He thought it would be a adventure to see how far he could go with a horse. Also, it probally seemed he was more of a nature man if he rode a horse instead of a car. If he was in a car it would seem boring and not really nature like, like he was. One thing that happend. A important thing that happend on the trip was when Eustace met a guy in Georgia who told him a story of his life. It reminded Eustace of his earlier life when he was a child.
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I thank you do not understand to reasons Eustace rides his horse across. He is not doing it for fun he is doing it to test his skills and to push the limits. He would also like to be with his brother and get to know him better. I do not see where you get this part about a car and riding in it cross-country it seems random and does not fit at all of what Eustace would do or thank of doing.
Daniel is right, in part, here Jamar. He does start riding horses for pleasure, but the reason he goes cross country is to see how far he can push himself.
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