What was Boxer and Benjamins attitude toward the rebellion?

Answer 1

Boxer- he said what ever napoleon says is always for the best. He truly tried his hardest and ends up working himself to death.

Boxer thinks the revolution will work.

Benjamin- always saying nothing is going to change. His view is that this is never going to change our status for the better. Things are still going to be bad, their will still be hunger, sickness, unfairness and death.

He thinks the rebellion is not going to change things.