Which character struggles to give up her ribbons?

The character who struggles to give up her ribbons is Mollie. Mollie represents the bourgeoisie and is very much attached to her material possessions and the luxuries of her former life. Her fondness for the ribbons symbolizes her vanity and desire for the superficial aspects of life, such as comfort and beauty, rather than embracing the communal values of the farm. As the revolution progresses and the ideals of Animalism clash with her personal desires, she remains reluctant to adapt, showcasing her struggle to let go of what she values most—those ribbons. This attachment signals her inability to fully commit to the collective cause of the animals' rebellion against human oppression, illustrating the conflict between individual desires and the needs of the group.