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I'm pretty sure those are figs growing from it's mouth, so, uh, I'm not sure.
For some reason unicorns remind me of gore, regardless. Like, every piece of popular literature and media that can come to mind is a distorted attempt to deface unicorns. So they're always depicted with gore or death. It has stuck to me.
Well it is a cart horse with a bloody great spike on top of its head. What is more surprising is that anyone ever thought of unicorns as being cute.
My little pony? I do get you though.