Question

what is the difference between mollies perspective of the revolution and boxers perspective of the revolution? cite at least two pieces of evidence from chapter 2 and explain how they demonstrate this difference.
mollies perspective of the revolution is all about herself and her comfort. she worries about losing things she likes, like sugar and ribbons. according to the text
what is significant about the final line of the chapter, \when they came back in the evening it was noticed that the milk had disappeared\? (p. 26) what can be inferred from this line? provide examples from the text to support your thinking.

Explanation:

First Sub - Question: Difference between Mollie's and Boxer's Perspectives

Mollie is self - centered about the revolution, focusing on her comfort (e.g., worrying about losing sugar and ribbons). Boxer, in contrast, is loyal and hard - working, dedicated to the cause. Evidence 1: Mollie asks "Will there still be sugar after the Rebellion?" (shows her concern for personal comfort). Evidence 2: Boxer adopts the slogan "I will work harder" (shows his dedication to the revolution's success, putting the cause above self).

The line "when they came back in the evening it was noticed that the milk had disappeared" is significant as it hints at the pigs' self - serving behavior. The pigs likely took the milk for themselves, showing early signs of them prioritizing their own needs over the other animals (as the revolution was supposed to be for all animals' equality). For example, the pigs later take more privileges, and this milk disappearance is an early indicator of their greed.

Answer:

Mollie's perspective is self - centered, focusing on her personal comfort (e.g., worrying about losing sugar and ribbons). Boxer's perspective is loyal and dedicated to the revolution, as seen in his slogan "I will work harder". Two pieces of evidence: 1. Mollie asks "Will there still be sugar after the Rebellion?" showing her concern for personal comforts. 2. Boxer uses the slogan "I will work harder" showing his dedication to the revolution.

Second Sub - Question: Significance of the Final Line