"Animal Farm" by George Orwell (Report Of Benjamin)

Farm animals went to work for themselves but they have an evil dictator in Animal Farm by George Orwell. Benjamin, the long-lived donkey, is the only farm animal not inspired by the Rebellion and sees that Napoleon is an evil dictator. Even though Benjamin sees no difference from before the Rebellion and after and doesn't want to rebel against Napoleon, he feels bad for the working animals and especially Boxer. Benjamin sees no difference from …

…Napoleon and his followers. Since Benjamin is the most experience animal on Animal Farm he knew that Animals Farm was no different from before the Rebellion and after the Rebellion. Benjamin didn't really care that much about the animals except when Boxer was sick and when he was being taken away to the Glue Boiler. Benjamin knew that Napoleon was an evil dictator but he did nothing, which means he was a bad farm animal.