... and comfortable place, yet he's gradually turned the farm into a dystopian society. The animals were often working, cold and their rations were reduced. Their beloved friend Boxer was sent to a slaughterhouse to be made into glue, which Napoleon claimed was an accident, yet after paying all of Boxer's medical expenses, he somehow acquired the money to buy another case of whiskey ... ...
... Bone-Meal"(123). Though Boxer is loved to everyone, and has done more work in a day than any of the other animals do in a week combined, he is sold to a slaughterhouse for money. Soon the animals are doing more work and very willingly because they believe that they are doing it of their own will and because they are free. Yet ... ...
... of laborious slaves, "I will work harder". This motto brought him to his death as he grew weak the pigs got greedy and abused Boxer's services and sent him to the slaughterhouse for a little profit. The animals that make up Animal Farm display a wide range of character. The pigs were smart and controlling, the horses were simple-minded hard-workers, the sheep ... ...
... a rebellion. Boxer is a good example because he was very loyal, and worked amazingly hard for the pigs. Then when he was injured it put him on a fast track to the slaughterhouse. The animals don't act due to their ignorance; because of this the ruling class can do whatever they deem necessary. The pigs are in complete control and they know it ... ...
