Who objected to beating the dogs and then insisted that they carry her?

Answer 1

In George Orwell's "Animal Farm," it is the character of Mollie who objects to the dogs being beaten. Despite her initial objections, she later insists that the dogs carry her, showcasing her self-centered nature and desire for comfort over the collective struggles of the other animals. This behavior highlights her lack of commitment to the farm's ideals and her preference for privilege.