Boxer

1. How Pigs Treat him

1.1. The pigs treat him with great respect knowing that he does a great deal of work on the farm, On page 46, the author says this statement about Boxer, "There were days when the entire work of the farm rested on his mighty shoulders." This shows that he did a lot pf work for the whole farm so in return the pigs try to teach him to make him smarter but they actually just teach him the things that Napoleon wants him to know.

2. Characteristics

2.1. Physical

2.1.1. He is physical big and strong. On page 46, it says, "Boxer with his tremendous muscles." This shows how muscular and strong he is.

2.2. Personality

2.2.1. Boxer has a very good personality but he isn't the smartest animal on the farm. On page 37, it states, "Boxer and Clover had great difficulty thinking anything out for themselves." This meant that they listened to the pigs for everything. He also has his own personal motto like he says on page 47, "I will work harder." This shows his mental ability to keep working.