I alwats thought that "Palamino" sounded like a stretch of saying " pal of mine", as in "friend of mine", which is all she could be for years to Ryan's character. Anybody else ever get that read?
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leyenda61,
Good observation! That is interesting! I think you may be on to something. I actually looked up the name just to see it's roots--just out of curiosity. I guess it's Spanish and Italian.
(Spanish: from palomino ‘squab’, ‘young pigeon’, a derivative of paloma ‘dove’. )
But I think it was on purpose that they picked that name and exactly for the reason you suspect. Maybe the DVD or Blu-ray may have commentary on it.
Good catch. I thought it was cause I wanted to ride her like a horse.
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