On pages 66 and 67 of Animal Farm, the pigs start to resemble their human oppressors as they begin to walk upright and wear clothes. Read more »
The rise of animalism in Animal Farm is due to the exploitation and mistreatment of animals by humans, leading to a desire for equality and justice. Read more »
Learn how Napoleon, the pig in Animal Farm, becomes a dictator and uses propaganda, violence, and manipulation to maintain his power. Read more »
Animal Farm explores how power corrupts through the rise of Napoleon and his manipulation of the other animals. Read more »
Learn how Napoleon, the pig leader in Animal Farm, met his demise and the events that led to his downfall. Read more »
Explore how Napoleon’s rise to power in Animal Farm led to corruption, oppression and a betrayal of the original ideals. Read more »
Napoleon in Animal Farm was inspired by the real-life figure, Joseph Stalin. Both were ruthless leaders who abused their power for personal gain. Read more »