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What role does Clover play on the farm?
What role does Clover play on the farm?
- A leader
- A spy
- A motherly figure (correct)
- A soldier
What does Clover warn Boxer about?
What does Clover warn Boxer about?
Not to overstrain himself
Clover gives up easily.
Clover gives up easily.
False (B)
Clover is one of the hardest workers on the farm and helps pull heavy weights. She serves _____ without question.
Clover is one of the hardest workers on the farm and helps pull heavy weights. She serves _____ without question.
Which two characters are described as the most faithful disciples of Animalism?
Which two characters are described as the most faithful disciples of Animalism?
Clover is portrayed as a strong and unyielding character.
Clover is portrayed as a strong and unyielding character.
How does Clover feel when she realizes the farm has changed?
How does Clover feel when she realizes the farm has changed?
At the end of the novel, Clover's old dim eyes flitted from one face to another and noticed changes that no one else did, but she was _____ to do anything about it.
At the end of the novel, Clover's old dim eyes flitted from one face to another and noticed changes that no one else did, but she was _____ to do anything about it.
What do Clover's actions demonstrate about her loyalty?
What do Clover's actions demonstrate about her loyalty?
Which characters does Clover walk with when they come onto the farm?
Which characters does Clover walk with when they come onto the farm?
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Study Notes
Clover's Character in Animal Farm
- Represents maternal instincts, particularly towards Boxer, indicating a nurturing role similar to women's societal positions during the Russian Revolution.
- Described as "a stout motherly mare," highlighting her caring demeanor.
- Frequently cautions Boxer about overexertion, showing her concern for his well-being.
- Depicts resilience alongside Boxer, both refuse to abandon their work on the windmill despite hardships.
- Lacks literacy, which limits her ability to articulate thoughts and convey concerns, illustrating the theme of ignorance among the working class.
- Renowned for her strong work ethic, participating in labor without questioning authority, as seen in her willingness to carry heavy burdens.
- A devoted supporter of Animalism, categorized as one of the most loyal adherents alongside Boxer.
- Demonstrates unwavering loyalty, actively seeking help when dangers arise.
- Orwell portrays her as emotionally vulnerable, reflecting on lost ideals of freedom and equality, she mourns the farm's transformation into a violent regime.
- Maintains a commitment to Animalism despite witnessing its corruption, showcasing her inner strength.
- Displays emotional turmoil upon realizing the farm's shift from ideals of liberty to oppression, suggesting gendered reactions to political changes.
- Serves as a pivotal character in recognizing the dire changes on the farm, ultimately leading the animals to confront their grim reality.
- Initial portrayal emphasizes her connection with Boxer and her caring nature, establishing her as a supportive figure among the other animals.
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