The character Colt is discussed by Thebes, who compares his name to a baby male horse, and then questions whether he prefers to think of himself as a horse or a gun. Colt appears unsure and doesn't have a clear preference, indicating a reluctance to define himself in any particular way.
The conversation reveals Colt's avoidance of self-identification, as he prefers not to think of himself in any specific way. The exchange highlights themes of self-perception and the difficulty some individuals have in understanding or accepting their identities.