![]() ![]() The focus of the story is not necessarily the death of the trainer but rather the disappearance of the horse. Readers come to learn more about the attachment that people have towards animals, and the extent to which people can go to accomplish selfish missions. Through the story, the author discusses various events and issues in society. It is an investigation into the disappearance of the horse as well as the death of his trainer. Silver Blaze is a story by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle that highlights the events of a lost and found horse. The central theme of this story is that of differences in social class Silver Blaze is used as an object of pride for the rich, to the detriment of other animals and people. Silver blaze provides a typical example of the attitude that the society holds towards servants and animals. Areas of concern are how domestic animals are bullied and even used to enrich the rich and how they are valued more than the very people that are put in charge of their safety. Domestic animals are being used and misused for the benefit of individuals as people termed as servants face risks of death just to protect the esteem and status of the rich. However, this remains to be theoretical as discrimination continually eats up society. Equality and fairness has always been advocated for by human rights activists and even implemented in the law. ![]()
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