Identify which part of the Schaffer paragraph model is highlighted in the below paragraph In George Orwell's Animal Farm, Boxer represents the working class of Russia. The reader observes that Boxer words harder than any of
the other animals on the farm. Orwell writes, "From morning to night he was pushing and pulling, always at the spot where the work was
hardest" (40). Boxer believes in Animalism and is motivated to work harder to elevate this cause. Further, Boxer's character reveals Orwell's
belief that the Russian working class was working hard with little reward. Boxer is also easily brainwashed by Napolean's propaganda. He
advocates on Napolean's behalf, "No one believes more firmly than Comrade Napolean that all animals are created equal. He would only
be too happy to let you make your decisions for yourself..." (89). Because Boxer is less intelligent than the other animals, he is easily
convinced to sacrifice for the greated good while overlooking the terrible injustices. Consequently, Orwell suggests that the working class is
easily manipulated by the Russian leader, Joseph Stalin. Therefore, Boxer's character through his relentless work ethic and gullilbility,
depicts a picture of the abused and hardworking Russian working class.

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