Chapter+3

(“All animals are equal”)

In chapter 3, the animals exert hard labor harvesting in the fields. The animals were encouraged to work up to thier full potential thanks to Boxer's motto "I will work harder". The outcome of the animals hardwork to Boxer's capacity resulted in a surprising increase in the harvest. The only animal Mollie, who was not good at getting up in mornings and found a constant way out of producing labor, yet she made sure she had a share of the meals being distributed during the meal-times.Old Benjarmin, the donkey, did not seem changed from the rebellion. He did his work the slow obstinate way as he done it in Jones's time. On Sundays, the green flagstaff was ran up every morning. According to snowball, the flag stood for "the green fields of England". During the Sunday mornings healthy debates were held, at which the animals voiced thier opinions on different ideals and resolutions for the coming week. The other animals knew how to vote, but could never come up with thier own ideals. During the meetings, Snowball and Nepolean always clashed on thier opinions.

Boxer and Clover: Boxer is a hard working horse and Boxer's motto is "I will work harder". Boxer believes that "Napolean is always right" and Napolean is portrayed in this book as Joseph Stalin.The name Boxer is used by Orwell to show the Boxer Rebellion in China which was a rebellion that signaled the begining of Communism in Red China. Boxer is based on the dedicated, but tricked communist supporters because they all supported Stalin because he was "communist" but were betrayed and killed by Joseph Stalin. Boxer and Clover is used to represent the unskilled labor class in the Russian society. The unskilled labor class was the lower class and they were drawn to Stalin because they think they will benefit the most, just like how Boxer and Clover are drawn to Napolean.