We don't always grow up in a rich cultural. Some people, on the other hand, do grow up in a rich, wealthy cultural. Everybody had their own language and beliefs. In Dorothy Johnson’s short story “A Man Called Horse,” the main character changed in three ways: feels unequal, becomes a horse, and finds equality. The main character feels unequal in tons of ways. The main character lived in Boston growing up. Moving to the West was pretty rough. He didn't know any of their language. Couldn't communicate , and couldn't adapt quickly at all. He felt as if he was a dog in a cat's neighborhood. The main character also becomes a horse in a significant way. Becoming a horse, for the main character, meant a lot. He figured that becoming a horse
