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    for their rise to power (Britannica‚ 2013). As time went on‚ their defeat of other leaders and twists on truths to control citizens made this connection of character history and traits very clear (Britannica‚ 2013). Rise and Leadership: Trotsky and Snowball‚ were both destroyed by Stalin and Napoleon in order to improve their own public images. In Stalin’s case‚ he had power over media and used this for propaganda and censorship in order for the people to agree with his pointless causes (Britannica

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    the hardest out of all of the animals. He was an inspiration to all of the other animals. Even when Boxer was ill he still worked to the best of his ability. Snowball was another of the main characters in the novel. Snowball lead the animals in the Battle of the Cowshed‚ just as Trotsky lead the Russian people in the first revolution. Snowball was always looking out for the other animals. He Wrote out seven commandments which he expected all the animals to follow and also set up different committees

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    can be compared to Anarchist Communism or even some aspects of Leninism. He compares the humans to parasites‚ and then proceeds to teach the animals a revolutionary song‚ "Beasts of England." When Old Major dies a mere three days later‚ two pigs - Snowball and Napoleon - assume command‚ and turn his dream into a full-fledged philosophy. The starved animals suddenly revolt one night and drive the farmer‚ Mr. Jones‚ his wife‚ and his pet raven‚ Moses‚ from the farm. The farm is then renamed "Animal Farm

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    Animal Farm is replete with subtle and not-so-subtle lessons on blind conformity and the misuse of power. This essay will highlight firstly‚ on how the pigs are misusing power and also about the animals that are following the pigs blindly. This interplay of the two themes can be seen through the education of the masses‚ knowledge of history‚ idealism and class structure. In educating the masses of Animal Farm‚ the pigs used many instruments of abuse to fool many of the animals and to further implement

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    it was when the humans were in charge. Two pigs named Snowball and Napoleon establish themselves as leaders and help to assign the different animals jobs around the farm. As years pass however‚ the two pigs begin to disagree on how they should treat the animals and this leads to them turning against each other. Napoleon‚ the smarter of the two‚ gathers together a small army of dogs he brainwashed to only follow him and orders them to run Snowball off the farm‚ in addition to kill any of the animals

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    Orwell‚ is believed to tell the story of not just a story about some rebellious animals‚ but represents how the Russian revolution took place. Many believe this because of the way he portrays certain characters in the novel. Such as snowball being represented as Leon Trotsky‚ old major being represented as ‚ and the ruthless leader of the farm napoleon representing the leader of the U.S.S.R. Josef starlin. After the rebellion of manor farm‚ napoleon declared himself the ruler or the animals and the

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    story personify people who were a part of the Russian Revolution. Napoleon is based on Joseph Stalin‚ Snowball is based on Leon Trotsky‚ Old Major is based on Karl Marx‚ and Mr. Jones is based on Tsar Nicholas II. Animal Farm starts out with a situational irony when the animals are very unhappy with the humans and decide to take over the farm and run it themselves. The two pigs Napoleon and Snowball assume the roles of leadership but do not get along very well. This is a situational irony because it

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    Animalism. Animalism was a theory concocted by the Old Major a Pig. In "Animal Farm" the pigs were personified as the smartest and the best among animals. The Pigs take control of the farm. The two major idealists Snowball and Napoleon have conflicting ideas. These ideas break snowball away from the rest of the group and make him leave Animal Farm. This lets Napoleon have total control. They set up a set of rules called the seven commandments. In the beginning everyone followed these rules such

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    Mr. Jones in the “Animal farm”. Napoleon‚ who soon forcibly came to power‚ is a prototype of Stalin. He is contrasted to Snowball‚ who sincerely wanted to help animals. Snowball tried to enlighten animals‚ causing them to think and giving them an education. He inspired them‚ as he could‚ and sincerely believed in the idea of building a society of equal and happy animals. Snowball did not forget about the true purpose of the revolution and words spoken by Major‚ who dreamed about elimination of exploitation

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    unite to take down the vicious leader‚ and in the end‚ everyone would work together to make Animal Farm the best it can be. Idealism‚ constant rule changes‚ and power struggle connect this fable with an important real life event. Old Major and Snowball paint a picture of an ideal place to be‚ a place where the animals were one and the same‚ wouldn’t work ungodly hours‚ and have everything they need. After all‚ the motto for the whole novel is “All men are enemies. All animals are comrades.” (7)

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