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An Analysis Of Napoleon's Afraid Of Snowball
This quote shows how Napoleon is afraid of Snowball coming back. If Snowball comes back the Napoleon is afraid that the animals will switch over and take Snowball’s side and leave him. The animals started to recognized that Napoleon is not a great leader and doesn’t know what he is doing. Napoleon is threatend by Snowball so if there was a broken fence or a clogged drain they blamed Snowball. Napoleon thought if he blamed Snowball that everyone would despise him.
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