Who does Mr. Whymper represent in animal farm?

In George Orwell's "Animal Farm," Mr. Whymper represents the capitalist class and the intermediaries who profit from the exploitation of others. He is a solicitor who facilitates trade between the farm and the outside world, symbolizing how capitalist entities can exploit revolutionary movements for their own gain. His presence highlights the manipulation and compromises that occur when ideals of equality are undermined by economic interests.