Shasta turned very red （though it was hardly light enough for the others to see this） and felt snubbed. Aravis asked Bree for his story. Bree told it， and Shasta thought that he put in a great deal more than he needed about the falls and the bad riding. Bree obviously thought it very funny， but Aravis did not laugh. When Bree had finished they all went to sleep.
The next day all four of them， two horses and two humans， continued their journey together. Shasta thought it had been much pleasanter when he and Bree were on their own. For now it was Bree and Aravis who did nearly all the talking. Bree had lived a long time in Calormen and had always been among Tarkaans and Tarkaans‘ horses， and so of course he knew a great many of the same people and places that Aravis knew. She would always be saying things like， “But if you were at the fight of Zulindreh you would have seen my cousin Alimash，” and Bree would answer， “Oh， yes， Alimash， he was only captain of the chariots， you know.