Falada is a character from the German fairy tale "The Goose Girl," collected by the Brothers Grimm. In the story, Falada is a talking horse that belongs to the princess. He plays a crucial role in revealing the truth about the princess's identity and her unjust treatment by her maid. Falada's ability to speak makes him a unique and important figure in the tale. He provides guidance and support to the princess, helping her navigate her challenges. The character of Falada symbolizes loyalty and truth, emphasizing the themes of justice and the importance of standing up for oneself.