I didn't know unicorns had names," I said. "I didn't know they ever loved people.""They don't. Only this one." He turned and walked away swiftly, saying over his shoulder, "Her name was Amalthea.
In the book "Two Hearts" by Peter S. Beagle, a character expresses surprise at the existence of unicorns that possess names and the capacity to love humans. This revelation reveals the uniqueness of one particular unicorn, Amalthea, implying a special bond between her and a human. The dialogue hints at a deeper emotional connection and the rarity of such relationships between mythical creatures and humans. The character's reflection shows a sense of wonder and the realization that magical beings can have profound experiences that challenge our understanding of love and companionship.
In the book "Two Hearts" by Peter S. Beagle, a character expresses surprise at the existence of unicorns that possess names and the capacity to love humans. This revelation reveals the uniqueness of one particular unicorn, Amalthea, implying a special bond between her and a human.
The dialogue hints at a deeper emotional connection and the rarity of such relationships between mythical creatures and humans. The character's reflection shows a sense of wonder and the realization that magical beings can have profound experiences that challenge our understanding of love and companionship.
