The theme of "The Fox and the Horse" is that true worth is not determined by performance. This is evident in the way the fox and the horse form a deep bond and friendship despite their differences and limitations. The horse learns to appreciate the fox for who he is, rather than what he can do, and in turn, the fox teaches the horse that there is more to life than success and achievements. This illustrates the idea that our value as individuals is not measured by our accomplishments, but by the relationships we build and the kindness we show towards others.
