Boxer is a horse with great strength, but not so intelligent. His life is simple, based on working hard. He is also devoted to revolution. Napoleon is an ambitious pig. His name could suggest being a dictatorship. The animals work to get enough food and to build the windmill, which due to weather conditions, collapsed. Boxer and Napoleon are total crucial characters. They are totally different but indispensable, one would be nothing without the other. It is a circled history.
The answer is B hope this is what you where looking for
<span>“They must prefer iron either to gold or silver, for men can no more live without iron than without fire or water," This detail illustrates the central idea of the passage, i.e. that Utopians value money less than other, more "useful" things. Iron, fire and water are useful--indeed vital--things for the Utopians' survival, but money itself has no value to them in their day-to-day lives.</span>
The author is using ethos because ethos<span> refers to the trustworthiness of the speaker/writer. C</span>ould you give me brainliest, please?