When the clans are attacking Queen Elinor who is transformed into a bear (they think she is Mor'du), Merida is seen riding on Angus as she fixes the Clan Dun Broch tapestry whom she sliced during an argument with her mother as Merida and Angus follow the wisps to find her mother with the real Mor'du watching them as they arrive to stop the clans from hurting her mother. Angus who is outside the cottage becomes frightened when a beam of light shines outside the cottage, since the Witch is putting ingredients to make a cake that would change her fate. Upon seeing the wisps, Merida asks Angus to follow them in which he refuses at first since what Queen Elinor told her when Merida was young was that following wisps may lead to fate.Īngus and Merida follow the trail of wisps leading the two to the Witch's Cottage as Merida enters the cottage since Angus cannot enter. Later after an argument with her mother about her actions during a tournament of archery, Merida decides to change her fate as she rides on Angus through the forest until they come across the Ring of Stones as well as a trail of will o' the wisps. Angus is then seen when Merida is talking to her mother about the clans arriving to the castle grounds while she cleans Angus' stall as she asks him what would she say to her mother if she would listen. Later, Merida rides on Angus back to the castle grounds and returns him to the horse stable. Their bond is strong and loving, as Merida can coax him into one adventure after another and allows no one in the castle but herself to see to his care.Īngus is first seen during the musical number " Touch the Sky" where Merida rides on him through the forest shooting arrows at targets and later seen watching Merida climb the cliffs and discovering a waterfall.
He can be balky, stubborn or faint-hearted at times, but is ultimately very loyal to Merida. Black as night with ivory muzzle and fetlocks, Angus is Merida’s powerful Shire horse and her most trusted confidant.
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