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'''Old Major''': ([[Karl Marx]] and [[V.I. Lenin]]) A pig, and the leader of the animals before the revolution. He dies of old age before the revolt begins.

'''Old Major''': ([[Karl Marx]] and [[V.I. Lenin]]) A pig, and the leader of the animals before the revolution. He dies of old age before the revolt begins.

'''Boxer''': (The [[proletariat]]) A very strong horse whose attitude is very simplistic and uncaring, simply determining that, regardless of what leader on the farm say or do, he will make things come out right by working ever harder. He is also very loyal to Napoleon and has his second maxim: "Napoleon is always right."

'''Boxer''': (The [[proletariat]]) A very strong horse whose attitude is very simplistic and uncaring, simply determining that, regardless of what leader on the farm say or do, he will make things come out right by invoking his primary maxim: "I must work harder". He is also very loyal to Napoleon and has his second maxim: "Napoleon is always right." He is shipped off to a glue factory (an old maxim of what happens to old horses); as a coverup the animals are told the van was recently purchased and hadn't had its logo changed, and that Boxer's illness prevented his return.  A statue is raised in his honor with his primary maxim featured.

'''The sheep''': (Another aspect of the proletariat) They unquestioningly accept and parrot the leadership's [[propaganda]] and shout down dissenters.

'''The sheep''': (Another aspect of the proletariat) They unquestioningly accept and parrot the leadership's [[propaganda]] and shout down dissenters.