When this character believes he has killed a stable boy at the Battle of the Woodshed, he expresses remorse and is later awarded a medal declaring him "First Class". He is targeted in the Great Purge but is able to overpower his assassins, and his kindness makes him the only character able to befrie
When this character believes he has killed a stable boy at the Battle of the Woodshed, he expresses remorse and is later awarded a medal declaring him "First Class". He is targeted in the Great Purge but is able to overpower his assassins, and his kindness makes him the only character able to befriend the cynical Benjamin. Rarely able to get past the fourth letter of the alphabet, this character is told a wagon will be taking him to the vet, but instead he is sold for glue. Responding to any setback with his comment, "I will work harder" is, for 10 points, what draft horse representing the naïve working class in Orwell's Animal Farm?
When this character believes he has killed a stable boy at the Battle of the Woodshed, he expresses remorse and is later awarded a medal declaring him "First Class".
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