A boxer distinguishes himself as strong, fierce, and smart. They must exhibit these qualities in order to outlast their opponent and win the fight. Boxer, “an enormous beast, nearly eighteen hands high, and as strong as any two ordinary horses put together,” obtained an ironic name in George Orwell’s Animal Farm. Many animals respected Boxer, for they knew he put forth tremendous amounts of work. Despite his work ethic, Boxer lived by the motto “I will work harder” and continued to work hard until he labored himself to death. Boxer represented the average-working class in Russia during the time of the Russian Revolution. A boxer distinguishes himself as strong, fierce, and smart. They must exhibit these qualities in order to outlast their
