Question

how does napoleon initially feel about frederick?

Explanation:

In "Animal Farm", Napoleon (the pig) initially distrusts and dislikes Frederick (the owner of Pinchfield Farm). Frederick is seen as a dishonest and untrustworthy human, and Napoleon has a negative view of him, especially since Frederick is a rival to Pilkington (of Foxwood Farm) and Napoleon is cautious of human farmers. The initial feeling is one of suspicion and animosity, as Frederick is known for his harsh treatment of animals and shady business practices.

Answer:

Napoleon initially distrusts and dislikes Frederick. He views Frederick as dishonest, untrustworthy, and a rival (due to Frederick’s association with human farming and shady practices), holding a negative, suspicious, and hostile attitude toward him.