Who does Benjamin represent in the book Animal Farm?

Answer 1

Benjamin, the cynical donkey in Animal Farm, represents the apathetic citizens who are aware of the corruption and abuse of power but choose not to act or speak out against it. He sees through the pigs' manipulation but remains silent, symbolizing the passivity of those who are aware of injustice but do nothing to challenge it.

Answer 2

The Cat in Animal Farm represents the lazy wealthy people and the unethical, silent rejecters of the new order. They were lazy people who went along with the ruling. They saw issues, but the new form of government met their needs, so they didn't care.

Answer 3

Old major represents Karl Marx in animal farm because he taught animalism, workers do the work, rich keep the money, animals revolt, and he dies before the revolution.

Answer 4

There is no consensus on who Mollie represents in Animal Farm. She is either a symbol of the Russian upper class or of the working class who remained loyal to the Czar.

Answer 5

Joseph Stalin was Napoleon in 'Animal Farm.'

Answer 6

Old Major represents both Marx and Lenin, the founders of Communism. but nick is stupid and is therefore wrong

Answer 7

He represents the Orthodox Church, and/or the Jews.

Answer 8

Karl Marx is the character Old Major.

Answer 9

Benjamin is the old donkey in the novel.

Answer 10

Snowball.