Boxer By Sabrina

Fortunato and Kelsey Simpson

A hard working horse of the Animal Farm

He was the hardest worker on the farm Fought hard in the Battle of the cowshed and the Battle

of the windmill Almost killed one of Jones men, and was very upset

about it Defends Snowball but goes with what Napoleon says Worked / Fought hard until the very end Was shot by one of Frederick’s men and his health went

down hill from there Napoleon sent him to the slaughter house when he

couldn’t work anymore

Major Details

Similarities Boxer listened to Napoleon Boxer was dumb like most of them Differences Boxer worked harder than all the others Worked on the windmill more than the others Woke up earlier to work Defended snowball

Boxer’s Connections

Boxer was meant to represent Proletariat He believed in “Animal Farm”, which was

meant to represent “communist” Boxer was betrayed by Napoleon like

proletariat was betrayed by Stalin Proletariat is meant to represent the lower

class He was hard working like the lower class as

well The lower class/ Boxer is ruled by the upper

class/ Napoleon

Boxer’s Connections with History

His fate was for him to die He worked hard until the end In the end of his hard life he was still slaughtered Boxer always obeyed Napoleon and in the end

Napoleon was the one who betrayed him He died with all the animals loving him He died trying and doing what he loved Died with a good reputation His fate was to be betrayed by Napoleon and

slaughtered

Boxer’s Fate

He was a push over He was stupid not to believe his thoughts

about Snowball being good He should have not taken that stuff from

Napoleon He should have taken a break He should have listened to his friends not to

work so hard Boxer should of stopped him self from being a

slave

A piece of criticism

Did the most work on the farm Got up early Worked the hardest Did as he was told He lifted everyone's weight Always worked through his pain Listened to his quotes and comrades Worked his hardest till the end He treated everyone equally

Contributions

Our 5 visuals of Boxer

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www.slideshare.net/10028230/animal-farm-and-the-russian-revolution-6935712

Book- Animal Farm- A Fairy Story by George Orwell-Copyright, 1946 by Harcourt Brace Jovanovich inc. New York

http://readanybooks.net/classics/Animal_Farm/

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