I think that I relate to the donkey the most because he is knowledgeable but is quiet and careful with what he does. So far, he hasn't done much in the story which is how I would act if I were in the story also.
I think I relate most to Benjamin the donkey, because he maintains a rather skeptical/more intellectual view of the world. Even as the revolution takes place, he remains cautious about celebrating the animals' victory because he knows that change is very hard to achieve in real life. In this way, I can relate to how Benjamin feels about the revolution.
I relate most to Benjamin because he is an intellectual and is careful about the revolution. He is quiet and keeps his thoughts to himself, which is similar to how I am. He has a more realistic view of the world when compared to the other animals. I also do not always think change will happen, and I am wondering how the revolution will end.
Out of all the characters in Animal Farm, I think I most relate with Clover, the other horse besides Boxer. I believe I relate the most with her because she always helps the other animals and is sort of like the motherly figure on the farm. Many of my friends sometimes say that I act like their mom because I tell them to do things in a motherly way.
I think I relate to Boxer the horse because I try to work my hardest and help others the best as I can. Like Boxer, I am also perseverant and try to make things better by working harder. I also put my faith in trust in others in hopes that they will help me, although my judgement isn't the best.
I think that I relate to the donkey the most because he is knowledgeable but is quiet and careful with what he does. So far, he hasn't done much in the story which is how I would act if I were in the story also.
ReplyDeleteI think I relate most to Benjamin the donkey, because he maintains a rather skeptical/more intellectual view of the world. Even as the revolution takes place, he remains cautious about celebrating the animals' victory because he knows that change is very hard to achieve in real life. In this way, I can relate to how Benjamin feels about the revolution.
ReplyDeleteI relate most to Benjamin because he is an intellectual and is careful about the revolution. He is quiet and keeps his thoughts to himself, which is similar to how I am. He has a more realistic view of the world when compared to the other animals. I also do not always think change will happen, and I am wondering how the revolution will end.
ReplyDeleteOut of all the characters in Animal Farm, I think I most relate with Clover, the other horse besides Boxer. I believe I relate the most with her because she always helps the other animals and is sort of like the motherly figure on the farm. Many of my friends sometimes say that I act like their mom because I tell them to do things in a motherly way.
ReplyDeleteI think I relate to Boxer the horse because I try to work my hardest and help others the best as I can. Like Boxer, I am also perseverant and try to make things better by working harder. I also put my faith in trust in others in hopes that they will help me, although my judgement isn't the best.
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