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| 3 | * If Nina's father is a farmer, why does he keep Ferdinand as a pet instead of for his meat? He may be a gardener instead, but then why would a gardener agree to have a bull as his pet (and that itself is pretty shaky, since Nina's house is described as a farm several times). Furthermore, Nina's father doesn't exactly strike me as the vegetarian kind. |
| 4 | ** The same reason anyone else decides to keep a pet. His daughter adores this calf they found, he likes this calf they found, and they've got ample room for him, so why not? That Ferdinand is as gentle as a lamb, capable of pitching in around the farm, and a cheap source of fertilizer probably helps matters. |
| 5 | * Why is Valiente still at Casa Del Toro? Considering how bullfights work, shouldn't he be dead by now? |
| 6 | ** He had to grow into it, and their parents were all picked off one by one until he did. |
| 7 | ** The math on this actually checks out. Bulls hit fighting age at three-four years; just long enough for all the grown bulls we see to be picked off. |
| 8 | * Valiente, Guapo, Maquina and ... Bones? Why not Huesos?. |
| 9 | ** RuleOfFunny...? |
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