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Animal Farm George Orwell’s Animal Farm expressed the idea that a utopia, such as communism, cannot work. The animals in this story were supposed to represent the leaders and the people of Russia. The pigs represented the government who said everything was for the good of the people, but they really just wanted to be the absolute leaders of the country. Boxer was a strong horse on Animal Farm. He represented all of the common people. He was considered to be unintelligent and easily controlled. He often said, “I will work harder.” This showed that he cared for the other animals. He wanted them to have a good life. He also said, “Napoleon is always right,” which showed that he was submissive to power and could be outsmarted very easily. Like Boxer, the people of Russia wanted a better life. They thought that working harder and always obeying the leaders was right. They were easily controlled and didn’t realize their own power. Napoleon was a pig on Animal napoleon, people, said, leaders, work, good, farm, animals, animal, always, working, wanted, took, russia, represented, power, harder, easily, boxer, utopia, submissive, squealer, snowball, showed, right, pigs, over, life, ideas, idea, help, controlled, better, won, ways, very