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After Boxer's death, the farm initially appears to prosper due to increased productivity and the hard work of the remaining animals. However, the leadership, primarily Napoleon, becomes more oppressive, exploiting the animals and manipulating their efforts for personal gain. The farm's prosperity is superficial; it masks the growing inequality and disillusionment among the animals. Ultimately, the success of the farm serves the corrupt leadership rather than the collective well-being of the community.

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