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Hmmm, i dont rlly know what your asking. But third person is using he, she, they, they're, etc. It makes if difficult because (to me) sometimes it doesn't make a lot of sense and sometimes I have to keep looking back at who/what the characters are.
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If any, it would be the last line (<em>Clover thinks that if Boxers continues working so hard etc.)</em> providing the correct answer.
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Clover and Boxer (horses) present the working class animals in Animal Farm by George Orwell, ruled by the pig Napoleon. After Boxer is hurt in the battle with the humans, Clover takes care of him and tries to get him to slow down. Eventually he collapses on the job and is delivered to the horse slaughterer.
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The explanation of that fragment is a reality that is still lived in our days, we still continue to see our fellow man as a slave to ourselves.
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Anyone who denies himself or, so to speak, renounces showing feelings of compassion, of natural affection for others, cannot constitute himself as a rational being, since the rational being is linked to the feeling of empathy and fear for harming him. other people and reaching the point of mistreating them and turning them into inferior beings just for having a different skin color, in this we constitute ourselves as barbaric and irrational when we come to mistreat our fellow man simply because they are beings different from us in their physical and cultural constitution.
Yes, because her class represents a random sample of students in the school. Instead of asking every single student in the school, which would take too long, it is much easier to poll a small group of people to see what they think, and then have their opinion represent a larger community. Although if Maggie had asked more people, her answer would have been more precise, the sample could still be highly accurate. Hope this helps even though I am asking the day after this was posted and this question is in the wrong subject. It should be in math, but it's not that big of a deal.
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where are the statements my friend
