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    MR Whymper

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    Mr. Whymper is introduced as an opportunistic and greedy solicitor who acts as an intermediary between Animal Farm and the outside world. He realizes the potential for financial gain from this role. While he presents himself as committed to working with Animal Farm, his true motives are revealed to be making money. Later, Mr. Whymper races to the farm in a panic, terrified that his opportunity to profit from the farm will soon end. He represents capitalists who did business with the Soviet state for personal financial gain.

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    MR Whymper

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    Mr. Whymper is introduced as an opportunistic and greedy solicitor who acts as an intermediary between Animal Farm and the outside world. He realizes the potential for financial gain from this role. While he presents himself as committed to working with Animal Farm, his true motives are revealed to be making money. Later, Mr. Whymper races to the farm in a panic, terrified that his opportunity to profit from the farm will soon end. He represents capitalists who did business with the Soviet state for personal financial gain.

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    Mr. Whymper is introduced as an opportunistic and greedy solicitor who acts as an intermediary between Animal Farm and the outside world. He realizes the potential for financial gain from this role. While he presents himself as committed to working with Animal Farm, his true motives are revealed to be making money. Later, Mr. Whymper races to the farm in a panic, terrified that his opportunity to profit from the farm will soon end. He represents capitalists who did business with the Soviet state for personal financial gain.

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    MR Whymper

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    Marculus Jermaine Robinson
    Mr. Whymper is introduced as an opportunistic and greedy solicitor who acts as an intermediary between Animal Farm and the outside world. He realizes the potential for financial gain from this role. While he presents himself as committed to working with Animal Farm, his true motives are revealed to be making money. Later, Mr. Whymper races to the farm in a panic, terrified that his opportunity to profit from the farm will soon end. He represents capitalists who did business with the Soviet state for personal financial gain.

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    Mr.

    Whymper:

    Five Personality Traits


    1. Opportunist
    2. Honest
    3. Smart
    4. Greedy
    5. Trustworthy
    6. Dependable

    Mr. Whympers Quote 1:


    Mr. Whimper, a solicitor living in Willingdon, had
    agreed to act as an intermediary between animal farm
    and the outside world, and would visit the farm every
    Monday morning to receive his instructions.
    This quote is important because, it represents Mr.
    Whympers commitment in working with the Animal
    Farm.
    PG (64)

    Mr. Whympers Quote 2:


    Mr. Whimper was a sly-looking little man with side
    whiskers, a solicitor in a very small way of business, but
    sharp enough to have realized earlier than anyone else
    that animal farm would need a broker and that the
    commission would be worth having.
    This quote is important because, it represents Mr.
    Whympers true motive to make money.
    PG (64,65)

    Mr. Whympers Quote 3:


    Whymper his face was deadly pale, came racing up the
    path on his bicycle, flung it down in the yard and rushed
    straight in the farmhouse.
    This quote is important because, at this point in the
    story Mr. Whymper was terrified that his opportunity to
    work with the animal farm will soon come to an end.
    PG (100)

    Russian Revolution
    Mr. Whymper represents the capitalists that did
    business with the Soviet State.

    Note sheet
    Images used in this power point is from google images
    http://www.shmoop.com/animal-farm/mr-whymper.html
    George Orwell Animal Farm pages (64-101)

    Prepared By Antonio Mcneal

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