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Re: CHAPTER 9: GETTING CLOSE TO THE END
By: María Celeste Date: January 15, 2016, 1:31 pm
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I share this opinion. Because in this chapter it differs
injustice at its best. For from the beginning the character
shown Boxer to be a hard worker and was always faithful to the
orders of Napoleon. Besides always showed their loyalty and hard
at work. In that sense, after reading this chapter, I still have
a great longing to know how was the end of this great character.
:( :'(
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Re: CHAPTER 9: GETTING CLOSE TO THE END
By: Brayhan Date: January 15, 2016, 2:31 pm
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I agree with this opinion as boxer was the most loyal workers on
the farm because their sentences or the job offered was the most
physical and psychological support offered to the farm, then to
suffer their lost animals fall into a huge depression, I think
this could have been avoided if Napoleon had already reviewed
their work and would have given it deserved rest :-(
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Re: CHAPTER 9: GETTING CLOSE TO THE END
By: Ernesto Ramirez Cesti Date: January 15, 2016, 4:52 pm
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i totally agree with it because that someone like boxer died is
something that shocked and impacted in all the animals in the
farm, and remember this character is related to the colective
society so and the porks didnt do anything from his die.
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Re: CHAPTER 9: GETTING CLOSE TO THE END
By: Sharon Silva Date: January 15, 2016, 6:01 pm
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I agree with the opinion, because this event was shocking and
surprising for animals. Boxer was one of the hardest working
farm animals, someone who motivates them to continue working for
their objectives. For that, Boxer's death was painful. On the
other hand, It caused me indignation, because this horse was one
of the hardest working and what did the pigs went against the
commandments set forth in the beginning... treason ><
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Re: CHAPTER 9: GETTING CLOSE TO THE END
By: Frahan Justo Albornoz Date: January 15, 2016, 6:01 pm
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This chapter was kind of sad for me, as was the farewell of my
favorite character, Boxer, this was a horse that showed much
effort and work put to meet its objectives, to working overtime
for the good of the farm. In the scene where take Boxer, Clover
and Benjamin friends try to help him, but it was too late; Yet
here it is reflected true friendship. :'(
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Re: CHAPTER 9: GETTING CLOSE TO THE END
By: Eliane20140245 Date: January 15, 2016, 9:05 pm
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I´m totally agree with that. Boxer was, undoubtedly, one of the
most dear characters of the farm. Personally, it caused in me a
feel of impotence so he died for the bad desitions of Napoleon
and even, the way of how he died was unknown by its comrades;
for that reason, he couldn't receive the honors. :'(
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Re: CHAPTER 9: GETTING CLOSE TO THE END
By: Celso Huamaní Date: January 15, 2016, 10:23 pm
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I am agree at certain point, but I think that this chapter makes
me more angry than sad, just think a little: how is it possible
that the best worker of all the farm, and also the most he
believed in the word of Napoleon would be betrayed by the porks.
That action have a name, and it is injustice and pain. An animal
so noble as him not have to be treated of that way. This is, for
me, the chapter that made me hate Napoleon for ever.
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Re: CHAPTER 9: GETTING CLOSE TO THE END
By: Raul Vela Date: January 15, 2016, 10:37 pm
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I totally agree, this fact should be in the minds of all who
have read this book :-\ . It is a very touching scene, because a
hard-working horse dies, totally committed to the cause of the
rebellion. One character that stands out most in the work.
Looking at it from another point, we also realize that the
absolute power of the pigs is above everything. The way you
"thank you" to all who worked Boxer. Power blinds and against
every principle and "commandment" dealing with the worst way to
an animal, who one day called, hypocritically, "comrade"
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Re: CHAPTER 9: GETTING CLOSE TO THE END
By: Alexandra Paucca Sullca Date: January 15, 2016, 11:07 pm
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I think it's one of the saddest chapters of the work because
boxer dies, one of the most wonderful farm animals, both its
strength and its enthusiasm. I consider it a betrayal by
Napoleon because he did nothing to help the horse :-\
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Re: CHAPTER 9: GETTING CLOSE TO THE END
By: Carmen Chambi Date: January 15, 2016, 11:50 pm
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I am agree with that opinion because Boxer represent the
proletariat and is an important member in the farm, because he
has more force and also consider his work seriously, in other
words he always support the farm although of the difficulties.
That is why when Boxer died the readers were very sad. Apart of
that when boxer died represent the treason between the leaders
communist (Napoleon-Stalin) and the town (proletariat). :)
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