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Line 1: {{trope}} [[File:~~MoodyMount_5827~~MoodyMount 5827.jpg\|frame\|~~<small>~~He's the only horse we have left. His name is Earthquake, but we call him "Quake" for short. 'Cause that's what he makes all the stablehands do.~~</small>~~ ]] Line 23: * "Tornado" (the 2nd one) in ''[[The Mask of Zorro]]'' * Invoked in a [[Made for TV]] movie years ago. [[A Boy and His X\|A boy and his bull]], which was being raised for the rodeo bullriding circuit. * In ''[[Candleshoe]]'', Priory (David Niven) rides a horse that is rather difficult to control. It eventually gallops off in mid conversation with Priory on it. It's not clear whether this is really a case of a [[Moody Mount]], or if Priory is just that bad at horsemanship. {{quote\|'''Lady St. Edmund:''' the Colonel's new horse must be even more spirited than Satan was.}} * ''[[Rashomon]]'': The court officer claims that the bandit was thrown by the horse he stole from the samurai - the [[Unreliable Narrator\|bandit]] maintains that he fell out of the saddle because he was weakened by poisoned water.

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