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- What does Boxer think was the cause of the frightening slaughter of the fellow animals What is his solution?
- What does Boxer blame for the slaughter of the other animals?
- Why was the slaughter so terrifying for the animals?
- How did Boxer feel about killing the stable lad in Animal Farm?
- Which of the Seven Commandments is violated by the executions of the pigs hens goose and sheep?
- What vice have the pigs now adopted animal farm?
- Why do you think the slaughter of the animals who confessed to being traitors especially terrifying to the other animals?
- What happened to Boxer in Animal Farm?
- Why the animals confess to being traitors?
- What does boxer feel when he thinks he killed a farmhand?
- How does Boxer feel about the apparent death of the stable boy?
- What event made Boxer sad and worried?
- What did the animals think caused the windmill to fall down?
- What was the distraction that made the animals forget about the fact that they were hungry?
- Where do the pigs send boxer when he collapses?
What does Boxer think was the cause of the frightening slaughter of the fellow animals What is his solution?
What does Boxer think was the cause of the frightening slaughter of fellow animals? ... Boxer believed it was his (their fault) that the slaughter took place. What is his solution? Napoleon is always right and he will work harder.
What does Boxer blame for the slaughter of the other animals?
In Chapter Seven of Animal Farm, Napoleon sets his dogs on the animals who previously questioned his authority. ... This statement also symbolizes the inherent dangers of propaganda: Boxer blames himself and the other animals because he has fallen prey to Napoleon and Squealer's ideology.
Why was the slaughter so terrifying for the animals?
Why does Napoleon cut off the animals' contact with Mr. Whymper? Why does Napoleon agree to sell the hens' eggs? What do the hens do in protest when Napoleon takes away their eggs?
How did Boxer feel about killing the stable lad in Animal Farm?
In Chapter Five of Animal Farm, Boxer accidentally kills a stable-lad during the Battle of the Cowshed and feels instantly remorseful. In response, Snowball tells him: "War is war. The only good human being is a dead one."
Which of the Seven Commandments is violated by the executions of the pigs hens goose and sheep?
Another example is the bloody purge that takes place in Chapter Seven, when Napoleon has his dogs publicly destroy three young pigs, several hens, a few sheep and a goose for alleged treason. This, obviously, violated the Sixth Commandment, which mandated that "No animal shall kill any other animal."
What vice have the pigs now adopted animal farm?
She discovers her memory fails her about the 5th commandment, or it has been changed. what vice (bad habit) have the pigs now adopted? Pigs now drink alcohol. They broke the fifth commandment, "No animal shall drink alcohol".
Why do you think the slaughter of the animals who confessed to being traitors especially terrifying to the other animals?
Why was the slaughter of the animals, who confessed to being traitors, especially horrifying to the other animals? They had never seen animals killing animals. Why did Napoleon ban the singing of "Beasts of England"?
What happened to Boxer in Animal Farm?
One day, Boxer's strength fails; he collapses while pulling stone for the windmill. ... The animals panic and begin crying out to Boxer that he must escape. They hear him kicking feebly inside the cart, but he is unable to get out. Soon Squealer announces that the doctors could not cure Boxer: he has died at the hospital.
Why the animals confess to being traitors?
While Orwell doesn't explain why the animals confess to crimes they didn't commit, readers can infer that the four pigs who are the first to be executed are terrified of the dogs and believe that if they do as Napoleon asks, he will spare their lives—after all, the Commandments stipulate that no animal should harm ...
What does boxer feel when he thinks he killed a farmhand?
Snowball is injured when a shot grazes his back as he charges Mr. Jones. Boxer kicks a young farmhand in the head and stuns him. Thinking that he killed the boy, Boxer feels extremely guilty.
How does Boxer feel about the apparent death of the stable boy?
How does Boxer react to the apparent death of the stable boy? ... Boxer accidentally kills a stable-lad during the Battle of the Cowshed and feels instantly remorseful. In response, Snowball tells him: "War is war. The only good human being is a dead one."
What event made Boxer sad and worried?
What event made Boxer sad and worried? He thought he killed a human.
What did the animals think caused the windmill to fall down?
The humans refuse to believe that Snowball caused the destruction of the windmill, saying that the windmill's walls simply weren't thick enough. ... Napoleon says that he can detect Snowball's presence everywhere, and whenever something appears to go wrong by chance, Snowball receives the blame.
What was the distraction that made the animals forget about the fact that they were hungry?
They had "Spontaneous Demonstrations" which were celebrations to commemorate the hardships and triumphs on Animal Farm. There were lots of songs and speeches, and the animals enjoyed it so much they temporarily forgot how hungry they were.
Where do the pigs send boxer when he collapses?
When he collapses from overwork, the pigs say they have sent him to a veterinarian, when they have sent him to the knacker's yard to be slaughtered, in exchange for money to buy a case of whiskey for the pigs to drink.
