Dr. Schultz attempts to gift Django a horse, but Django is hesitant to accept the responsibility. The scene culminates in a humorous exchange as Dr. Schultz tries to get Django to name his new steed, revealing Django's practical and straightforward nature.
Dr.SCHULTZ: So, Django, what do you intend to name him?
DJANGO: Who?
Dr.SCHULTZ: Your horse?
DJANGO: What horse?
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