In this chapter, the author still keeps focus on the little girl, Cathy. In the beginning, she is adopted by the military. Although it is the first time that the military take care of the child, all are like new mothers and keep her safely like in a nursery. Cathy has many so many merits that everyone regard that she is wonderful and worthy to look after and pertect her faithfully and tenderly. In the Seventh Cavalry, because Cathy is good enough that no other children feel jealous of her that why she receives more attention. Cathy also learn many skills about how to be a horseman and after then she is more and more confident. Finally, the author described that Cathy has a character that she has twins in her mind. One is the girl, and the other is the boy. In the girl side, shes play with a doll. In the boy side, she plays drums.                                               
From this chapter, I find that no one will be welcomed by others unless he or she has many attributes that attract people. In the Seventh Cavalry, all are glad to take care of her and proud of her. Moreover, I think the environment is very important. When a person wants to lern something, if he or she is in a good environment, a person will get it fast and efficiently. Taking Cathy for example, she learns many ways to be a confident horseman quickly.