The book Animal Farm!! Review chapters 3 through 5 and look for descriptions and dialogue about Benjamin. Write an essay of at least 150 words describing his character, explaining the causes for his behavior, and predicting what his behaviour foreshadows.

Donkeys are famed for their stubbornness, much as horses are recognized for their strength, yet Benjamin persistently refuses to join the uprising. While the rest of his friends are ecstatic at the idea of a new, animal-ruled society, Benjamin merely says, "Donkeys have a lengthy life expectancy. You've never seen a dead donkey before." While the animals are perplexed by this response, the reader understands.

Benjamin's cynical but not unjustified point: Animal Farm may appear to be a paradise in the early stages of the uprising, but it may eventually turn out to be another version of the same tyranny against which they rose. Of course, by the conclusion of the book, Benjamin is proven correct, and his single certainty — "Life would go on as it had always gone on — that is, horribly" — proves to be a conclusive observation.

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