This modern series leans hard into the “bad boy horse, bad boy boyfriend” parallel. Zoe’s horse, Raven, is dangerous and unrideable. Her love interest, Pin, is a mysterious local gypsy boy who also doesn’t fit in. The storyline uses mirroring: Zoe tames Raven by trusting him; she falls for Pin by trusting him. In season two, a jealous boyfriend tries to sell Raven—an unforgivable sin that ends the relationship instantly. The message is clear: You hurt the horse, you lose the girl.