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    Boxer A.K.A the Middle Class The “working class”‚ like in 1945‚ still populates most of today’s society. In the extended metaphor‚ Animal Farm Boxer the workhorse plays an important role in the comparison of past Russia to an overrun farm. He is portrayed as the working people of today and of centuries before. Of course‚ the Russian Revolutions in 1917 put an immense difference between past and present working societies. Boxer may be the representative of the middle class in George Orwell’s famous

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    book. According to one interpretation‚ he could be based upon both Karl Marx and Vladimir Lenin. As a socialist‚ George Orwell may have agreed with much of Marx‚ and even respected aspects of Lenin. According to this interpretation‚ the satire in Animal Farm is not of Marxism‚ or of Lenin’s revolution‚ but of the corruption that occurred later. However‚ according to Christopher Hitchens: in the book‚ "the aims and principles of the Russian Revolution are given face-value credit throughout; this is a

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    Boxer is a central character in Orwell’s Animal Farm. Explore his role in the book and your response to his death. Boxer was an “Enormous beast”‚ standing nearly standing eighteen hands high with the power of two horses put together. He was respected by everyone for his tremendous work and effort in everything he did. He looked a bit silly with a white stripe down his face and did not have that much cleverness but was still respected by all of the other farm animals. He was also devoted to Benjamin

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    The Allegorical Character of the Novel Animal Farm Marise van Zyl An allegory is a story with two meanings. One meaning is simple and is just about the characters and what happens to them. The second meaning is deeper and symbolic. The characters represent real people and the things that happen; refer to important events in the world. Animal Farm is a simple story about a group of animals who take over control of the farm. Their leaders‚ the pigs‚ promise them a wonderful life‚ but they end up

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    leader. You may ask‚ ‘How should we decide?’ Well I’m sure you have all heard about what happened on Animal Farm.” Gossip and rumour started to infect the animals. “That’s why I believe we should vote for our leader. And I have decided to enter the race. The race will last one week‚ and the animal who receives the majority of the vote will become ruler. Will anyone else challenge me?” Every animal took a step back‚ doubting their ability to compare with Kanye’s intellect‚ except for one. The one exception

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    understands the role of force in political control‚ as is made clear by his use of the attack dogs to expel Snowball from the farm. Despite Napoleon’s clearly bullying tactics‚ Orwell’s text doesn’t allow us to perceive Snowball as a preferable alternative. Snowball does nothing to prevent the consolidation of power in the hands of the pigs‚ nor does he stop the unequal distribution of goods in the pigs’ favor—he may even‚ in fact‚ be complicit in it early on. Furthermore‚ the ideals of Animal Farm—like Orwell’s

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    Conflict involves three main parties; the alphas‚ the challengers and the compliants. Each role is as detrimental as the next‚ affecting the way conflict evolves and the lessons derived from it. Animal Farm and There Will Be Blood explore lessons from conflict via negative consequences‚ albeit in diverse paradigms. As texts reflect their context and values‚ lessons learnt from conflict remain irrespective of context in both texts. The notion of profound greed and lust for power as a single leader

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    Character Profile Research Boxer is a very hardworking animal. He made his personal motto as ‘I will work harder.’ He had been working dilligently throughout the story. He habitually worked with commitment and passion. After the destruction of the windmill‚ he had made arrangements with the cockerel to call him three-quarters if an hour earlier in the morning instead of half an hour. And in his spare moments‚ which there were not many nowadays‚ he would go alone to the quarry‚ collect a load

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    initiating the war with Japan. The lack of people caused issues in factories and farms which then resulted in a shortage of food and material. The people rioted against the poor conditions and low pay but Czar Nicholas did not agree and came back at them with violence. This is what caused the Russian Revolution. In Animal Farm‚ the animals of Manor Farm felt that their farmer‚ Mr. Jones‚ was treating the animals of the farm poorly by letting them go hungry for days‚ lashing out at them‚ making them work

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    Name last name Date: 05/12/12 Period: 1 Literary Analysis Animal Farm Symbolism’s in Animal Farm The characters and events that George Orwell put in his novel‚ Animal Farm‚ can be incorporated to the similar events and people affiliated with the Russian Revolution. People like Joseph Stalin and Leon Trotsky can be analyzed and exemplified by the two pigs‚ Napoleon and Snowball‚ in Orwell’s Animal Farm. By authoring this novel‚ Orwell aimed to expose the truth behind the totalitarian-type

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