Napoleon from Animal Farm represents Joseph Stalin, as both were ruthless leaders who used propaganda and violence to maintain their power. Read more »
Muriel in Animal Farm represents the intellectual class who are not interested in political power, but have the knowledge to see through propaganda. Read more »
Mr Whymper, the human solicitor who deals with Animal Farm’s business affairs, represents the capitalist middlemen who exploit the working class. Read more »
Mr Jones in Animal Farm represents the corrupt and oppressive ruling class, specifically Tsar Nicholas II and the Russian bourgeoisie. Read more »
Moses is a tame raven who tells the animals about Sugarcandy Mountain, a paradise after death. He represents religion in Animal Farm. Read more »
Moses, the raven in Animal Farm, represents organized religion and the way it can be used to manipulate and control people. Read more »
Mollie in Animal Farm represents the bourgeoisie who are more concerned with their own comfort and luxury than the well-being of others. Read more »
Mollie, the vain mare in Animal Farm, represents the upper class who were opposed to the revolution and preferred their luxurious lifestyles. Read more »
Jessie and Bluebell are two dogs in Animal Farm who represent the secret police force of Stalin’s regime in Soviet Russia. Read more »
Hens represent the working class in Animal Farm, who are oppressed and exploited by those in power. Their struggle for rights is a key theme. Read more »