How Does Joseph Stalin Reflect The Real Historical Character In Animal Farm
There are a lot of characters in Animal Farm. The book is important because it reflects and criticizes the war period. The characters reflect the real historical characters. The most important ones are Napoleon, Snowball, and Boxer.
Napoleon is like the leader of Animal Farm after the Rebellion. And he is a reflection of Joseph Stalin. In the past Stalin used his force to influence people and Napoleon to scare the other animals and show his power. He shows a negative image of power.
Snowball is the partner of Napoleon. He is like the real historical character Leon Trotsky. Snowball is smart and passionate. He believes in the rebellion but he doesn’t represent a negative power image like Napoleon. The other animals like Snowball.
Boxer is devoted to what he is doing. He is strong. He is loyal to the ideals of …show more content…
He gave them ideas about it. His vision was the reason for all the change in the farm. After his death, Snowball and Napoleon take his place.
Clover is one of the females in the book that we know about. She has suspicions about the pigs that they might be doing the things wrong. However, she is also very naïve like Boxer so instead of blaming the pigs she blames herself. She thinks that she remembers the ideals of the rebellion wrong.
Moses is also a very good talker like Squealer. He is important in spreading incorrect stories which make other animals believe in the ideals without thinking or asking about them. His stories are about a Sugarcandy Mountain where animals go when they die. This makes other animals work harder to go there.
Mollie is vain. She can’t adjust to the new life in Animal Farm because in the new version nobody pays attention to her.
Benjamin is a donkey. He doesn’t follow the ideals like the other animals because he thinks that things will always be the same no matter the change. He is a pessimist in a sense and although he understands everything, he doesn’t do anything about
Napoleon is like the leader of Animal Farm after the Rebellion. And he is a reflection of Joseph Stalin. In the past Stalin used his force to influence people and Napoleon to scare the other animals and show his power. He shows a negative image of power.
Snowball is the partner of Napoleon. He is like the real historical character Leon Trotsky. Snowball is smart and passionate. He believes in the rebellion but he doesn’t represent a negative power image like Napoleon. The other animals like Snowball.
Boxer is devoted to what he is doing. He is strong. He is loyal to the ideals of …show more content…
He gave them ideas about it. His vision was the reason for all the change in the farm. After his death, Snowball and Napoleon take his place.
Clover is one of the females in the book that we know about. She has suspicions about the pigs that they might be doing the things wrong. However, she is also very naïve like Boxer so instead of blaming the pigs she blames herself. She thinks that she remembers the ideals of the rebellion wrong.
Moses is also a very good talker like Squealer. He is important in spreading incorrect stories which make other animals believe in the ideals without thinking or asking about them. His stories are about a Sugarcandy Mountain where animals go when they die. This makes other animals work harder to go there.
Mollie is vain. She can’t adjust to the new life in Animal Farm because in the new version nobody pays attention to her.
Benjamin is a donkey. He doesn’t follow the ideals like the other animals because he thinks that things will always be the same no matter the change. He is a pessimist in a sense and although he understands everything, he doesn’t do anything about