Mollie Animal Farm Character Analysis Mollie in Animal Farm, the foolish, pretty white mare who drew Mr. Jones' trap, is vain and fond of luxuries, and her only concern about the Rebellion is that it might deprive her of her sugar and ribbons. One of her first action after the uprising is to finch a piece of blue…

Benjamin Animal Farm Benjamin, the donkey , is the oldest animal on the farm. He is he tempered and cynical, and his demeanor is quite unchanged by Rebellion. He goes about his work in the same slow, obstinate way and passes cryptic, cynical remarks. A favourite remark of his is that the only use of his tail is to kee…

Napoleon Animal Farm Animal Farm is the story of the rise to absolute power of Napolean who is introduced in chapter 2 as a "large, rather fierce-looking Berkshire boar...........not much of a talker, but with a reputation for getting his own way." True to the qualities of his French namesake celebrated i…

Clover Animal farm   Clover , "a stout motherly mare........ who had never got her figure back after her fourth foal" is hard working patient beast like Boxer . She becomes an ardent advocate of animalism so far as she understands its principles. Yet she is more intelligent than Boxer , mastering the whole…

Boxer Animal Farm Boxer , “the willing horse" , represents the ardent, selfless party worker who will shed the last drop of his energy to aid his fellow’s well-being, who, at the same time, is extremely simple-minded and easily led. A white stripe down his nose gives him a somewhat stupid appearance. In fact h…

A fable is a short moral tale , in verse or prose, in which human situations and behaviour are depicted through beasts and birds, or gods or inanimate objects. In the beast fable animals talk and act like the human types they represent. In the familiar fable of the fox and the grapes, the fox-after vainly exerting al…

Animal Farm as an Allegory Allegory is created in a literary work when one or more meanings, in addition to the literal one, are to be derived by the reader. In the story objects, incidents, or people are represented indirectly to the reader by means of personification or symbolism. Since the neo-classic age in Engl…