She. [He corrects as he tends to her feathers. The soothing process of helping a friendly beast eases a lot of tension. This is what he was trained to do.] No, she isn't going to attack right now because she sees you as being part of my flock.

I'm 'safe' and thus anyone with me is seen as safe for now. If you decide to be an asshole to her, she'll change that thought. [What Pending does will either keep that feeling or make it go away. He leans closer to his bird friend.] Lean your head down, please. There's a good girl.

[His tone is different, gentle and softer. Frida responds to it, leaning her head down as he resumes tending to her.] They're different from horses, but everyone has to earn their respect and love all the same.