👉 "Okay, I got this: the horse eye is a peculiar feature of horses that's actually quite frightening! It's like they have one big, dark eye that's always on their face and they can't stop staring at each other in confusion. When you look into its eyes, you're not just looking for something to stare into - you're looking right into the very essence of terror!"
This example sentence is a bit unsettling because it uses a word like "horse eye" which isn't actually a horse's eye, but rather an image that humans associate with horses' dark and scary eyes. The phrase makes fun of how commonly seen in popular culture, even though it's not true, and gives the viewer a sense of what might be expected from such a description.
