Conformity In Animal Farm By George Orwell

Conformity is Just Like a Robber

What is conformity? Conformity is your behavior, on the rule, the laws, whether that you do what you should do, or you not going to do what your ruler tells you. Conformity is like a double sided sword, and also like a robber. Animal farm is a book written by George Orwell, about animal fighting with human and the problem animal are facing itself with their leader Napoleon, Boxer is the conformist in animal farm. Boxer is strong, helpful, and believed in their leader Napoleon until his death. Julia Butterfly Hill, she live on the tree for two year for the people stop cutting down the trees and hurt the earth environment, she is a nonconformist toward the people that wants to cut down trees.

Boxer is one of all animals that conformed with their leader Napoleon. He always work hard on the farm work. “I will work harder.” this is one of the words that Boxer say all the time, to show that he will work hard for the farm, and his leader Napoleon. Boxer is a very hard worker in animal farm, he works everyday and work more longer than every other animals. He do everything that Napoleon tolds the animal to do. Boxer was the one that work the hardest to build the will mill, he even got hurt from building the will mill. That show Boxer is a very hard worker and is a conformist to their leader Napoleon.
He listen to everything Napoleon say because of Napoleon is right for everything, and that cause of himself get a bad ending. “Napoleon is always right”. Boxer think that if his comrade Napoleon said so than whatever his say should always be right. From Napoleon talking bad about Snowball, until the moment that Napoleon used Boxer for whiskey, until the moment of Boxer’s death he still believe and thinks that Napoleon is always right and, he believe in everything that Napoleon