In the book, Animal Farm, Boxer represents the working class in a normal society. He is always working hard and long hours to make life easier for the rest of the farm. When he dies and it taken to the glue factory, it symbolizes that the working class are disposable. They can be easily replaced and each individual is not important. They are only important as a whole group.
Boxer is a strong working horse. he is the leader of the working class. He keeps everyone working and in line. He is ,in a sense, their manager.
Napolean sees Boxer as a threat... He has a lot of people that would follow him if he didn't support Napolean therefore Napolean tries to get rid of him
Because it wasn't as bad as when Mr. Jones(the farmer) was still in control.
He was the strongest and worked the hardest, he remained loyal to all the animals, he helped build the windmill, and he accepts all the principles to animal ism.
hardest worker most abused
"I will work harder."
Boxer is a horse and Pincher is one of the three main dogs in the story.
Bluebell is one of the three dogs from the book "Animal Farm. " The other two dogs are named Jesse and Pincher.
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Not typically, no. Dogs, though they can be regarded as part of the farm if they reside on a farm, are more of a companion animal than a farm animal. Even if they are used for work than for pleasure like those dogs that live in cities and towns.
o, here is all you need to know about boxer dogs. they are not ouside dogs, infact they love to be inside. and the dog is very ficous animal, and if you get it angry, itll bit you. hahahahahahahahaha
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They chase him from the farm.
Snowball proposes a plan to build a windmill to reduce the work load on the animals. While the animals are voting for or against it, Napoleon's trained dogs attack him and chase Snowball out of the farm