The upper-class Russians who had a comfortable life under the Tsar
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What does Mollie struggle to follow the principles of? What two things does she hoard?
Animalism and she hoards ribbons and lump sugar.
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Why is mollie selfish?
Because she's not willing to make sacrifice.
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Talk about Mollie not adapting to life on Animal Farm.
She's too shallow and devoted to her luxuries. She runs away to draw cart of a man who pets her and feeds her sugar.
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Talk about Mollie when Snowball teaches the animals to read and write.
She has the capacity to become literate but she only learns the letters which spells her name. She isn't interested in what the rebellion can teach her.
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Mollie likes ribbons, sugar and being petted - whats the problem with this after the rebellion?
They're all banned under animalism.
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What character is Clover similar to?
Boxer.
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What does Clover represent?
The unquestioning working class. She sometimes doubts the motives of Napoleon but she doesn't think she's intelligent enough to speak out.
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Talk about Clover when Animalism dissapoints her "these scenes of terror and slaughter were not what they had looked forward to"?
She continued to be obedient and accept Napoleon's leadership
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Who does Clover blame when she grows suspicious of the pigs' behaviour?
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