The Cat That Walked by Himself

Main Characters and Their Development

• Cat: The main character of the story, symbolizing independence and freedom. At the beginning of the story, the Cat lives in the wild and submits to no one. However, as the plot develops, she begins to interact with humans while maintaining her independence by making a unique agreement with them.
• Woman: The Man's wife, who tames wild animals and turns them into domestic ones. She is clever and resourceful, using cunning and affection to tame the Cat, Dog, and Horse. The Woman symbolizes home comfort and civilization.
• Man: The Woman's husband, who initially hunts wild animals but later begins to live in a house and engage in farming. He symbolizes the transition from a wild lifestyle to a settled one.
• Dog: The first animal tamed by Man and Woman. The Dog becomes a loyal friend and protector of the family, symbolizing loyalty and service to humans.
• Horse: Another animal tamed by the Woman. The Horse helps Man in his work, symbolizing labor and cooperation.
• Cow: A domesticated animal that provides milk and other products. She symbolizes abundance and prosperity.