In the essay, "Am I Blue?", by Alice Walker, one of the main themes of the essay is understanding that animals have emotions, and in order to convey this message, Walker uses the character, Blue, a horse that is friends with the speaker, by making Blue communicate to the speaker, a woman, in his own way throughout the essay. One good example of this would be when the text says, "I dreaded looking into his eyes-because I had of course noticed that Brown, his partner had gone-but I did look. If I had been born into slavery, and my partner had been sold or killed, my eyes would have looked like…