Mollie is at odds with herself because she desires to leave the farm. Mollie and Clover are at odds because Clover sees Mollie with the farmer.
What conflicts are presented in this excerpt about Mollie?
- Mollie is the white horse that pulls Mr. Jones' waggon in George Orwell's novel Animal Farm. She represents the bourgeois in Orwell's story, and is described as pretty, foolish, and vain.
- She has an internal conflict because she was unhappy at the farm and did not enjoy doing the carriage task for Mr. Jones. Second, she has a disagreement with Clover because he saw her with the farmer, which he may not like. Another conflict she has is with the farm because she is fed up with the farm's poor lifestyle.
- Instead of working on the farm, she wishes to receive human love and affection and to wear beautiful things like ribbons. She was really drawn to the human affections displayed to her by the neighbor, so she is persuaded to flee.
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