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However, Alan breaks this off when he hears the horses making noises in the stables beneath.

The horses were portrayed by actors in brown track suits, wearing a wire abstraction of a horse's head.

Jill tries to ask Alan what the problem is, but he shouts at her to leave.

Jill suggests that Alan work for the owner of the stables, Harry Dalton, and Alan agrees.

He comments that Alan Strang's crime was extreme but adds that just such extremity is needed to break free from the chains of existence.A court magistrate, Hesther Saloman, visits Dysart, believing that he has the skills to help Alan come to terms with his violent acts.Dysart has a great deal of difficulty making any kind of headway with Alan, who at first responds to questioning by singing advertising jingles.

Alan replaced the picture with one of a horse, with large, staring eyes.Moreover, during his youth, Alan had established his attraction to horses by way of his mother's biblical tales, a horse story that she had read to him, western movies, and his grandfather's interest in horses and riding.Dysart reveals a dream he has had, in a Grecian/Homeric setting, in which he is a public official presiding over a mass ritual sacrifice.