What are Boxers expectations of his future after he injures himself through overwork?

After injuring himself through overwork, Boxer remains optimistic about his future, believing that he will eventually recover and continue to work harder for the farm's success. He is determined to contribute to the ideals of Animalism and trusts that his strength and loyalty will be rewarded. Despite his injuries, he clings to the mantra, "I will work harder," reflecting his unwavering dedication, though he is unaware of the grim reality that awaits him. His expectations highlight his tragic naivety and the exploitation he faces from the leadership.