Role Of Snowball In Animal Farm

• Snowball= The brains and scapegoat hog of the Animal Farm, and Snowball representation of Leo Trotsky. Snowball is the main protagonist. At the begin of the Rebellion, Snowball starts out leading alongside Napoleon, but he loses a debate and loses all power. Snowball's depicted as a traitor and spy by Napoleon and negatively by the other animals. Snowball is a round and dynamic.
• Squealer= The propagandist pig of the Animal Farm and representation of the Russian media. Squealer is a main antagonist in the story. He told lies to the animal and tricked them into believing Napoleon’s every word. Squealer is a flat and static character.
• Boxer= The hardworking horse and representation of the working class during the Russian Revolution.
Jones= The drunk farmer and representation of Tsar Nicholas 2. Mr. Jones is a main antagonist character in the story. Mr. Jones starts out owning Manor Farm, but he stops feeding his animals because of his drunkness; this leads to the animals rebelling against him. Mr. Jones is a flat and static character.-+
• Mr. Fredrick= The strong farmer owner of Pinchfield Farm, and the representation of Adolf Hitler. Mr. Fredrick is a minor antagonist character in the story. He’s proven untrustworthy when he attacks Animal Farm, after a peace offering from Animal Farm. Mr. Fredrick is a flat and dynamic character.
• Mr. Pilkington= The mellow farmer owner of Foxwood Farm, and the representation of Winston Churchill. Mr. Pilkington is Mr. Fredrick’s biggest enemies. Mr. Pilkington is a minor protagonist, and flat and static character in the story.
• Mr.Whymper= The solicitor and human voice for the Animal Farm. He is hired by Napoleon to do all trade with humans for the farm. Mr. Whymper is a flat and static character.
• Clover= The warm- hearted female counterpart of Boxer. Clover is one of the only characters who recognizes that the pigs are breaking the commandments, but she believes that she’s remembering the commandments incorrectly. Clover is a minor protagonist and a flat and static
Jones’s right hand raven, and the representation of the Russian Church. Moses spreads the tale of Sugar Candy Mountain, where the animals go when they die. Raven is a minor character and a flat and static character.
• Dogs= The harsh attackers of the farm, and representation of the KGB. After the nine dogs kill Snowball, Napoleon uses them to keep the animals from rebelling against him. The dogs are minor antagonist characters; they are flat and static characters.
• Mollie= The fancy, narcissistic mare of the Animal Farm, and the representation of the selfish upper-class in the Soviet Union. Mollie never thinks of others; instead, she only thinks of herself and material things. This is why her character has the hardest time with Animal Farm .She betrays Animal Farm, when she decides to abandon the farm and work for another human. Mollie is a flat and static character.
• Benjamin= The gloomy, intelligent donkey and the oldest animal on the Animal Farm; Benjamin represents the Mensheviks in the Soviet Union. Benjamin is neutral about both the pig leaders and about the Rebellion. He has a strong pessimistic life when it comes to life. Benjamin is a flat and static