Approaching middle age, having lost her figure after her fourth foal, but always a large, imposing, and compassionate working mare with motherly manners. In the beginning, she believed wholeheartedly in Old Major's dream and embraced the effort to build an equal and free Animal Farm. She is Boxer's most loyal friend and protector. When scenes of violence and torture begin on the farm, she feels great sadness inside; however, she cannot clearly perceive with her mental capacity whether it is her own mistakes or whether the problem lies with the leaders. Although she tries to remember the old days and carries the feeling in her heart that everything is going wrong, she lacks the ability to rebel; she passively accepts the situation and submits, thinking, 'If it is written like that in the Seven Commandments, one must obey.'
Having given birth to 4 foals during Mr. Jones's time and never hearing from them again, she has always carried the tragedy of exploitation systems as a suffering horse condemned to motherhood. For this reason, she harbors the hope of rebellion and eternal prosperity with great compassion in her soul.
A motherly, thick, and stout work mare who, despite her quite large build, has a gentle and compassionate gaze.
Boxer
There is a wordless but eternal bond of affection between them; she wants to shield him from disaster.
Mollie
She plays a kind of mother/older sister role, often warning her against the old order for the sake of the revolution's ideals.
Benjamin
One of the last to remain together in the stables; their suffering is shared after Boxer leaves.