Clover's response in 'Animal Farm' reflects despair, shattered ideals, and unmet expectations post-revolution.
In George Orwell's 'Animal Farm,' Clover's response supports the author's purpose in multiple ways. First, she expresses great despair, similar to many in the Soviet Union under oppressive regimes. Second, her disillusionment reflects the failure of the initial revolutionary ideals, showing that the strong do not always protect the weak. Finally, her realization that the changes on the farm have not brought the expected utopia mirrors the disappointment of peasants who hoped for a better world through rebellion.
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