Discover the most loyal animals in George Orwell’s classic, Animal Farm. From Boxer to Benjamin, learn about the characters who remain true till the end. Read more »

Animal Farm Chapter 4 introduces new main characters such as Mollie, the vain horse, and Benjamin, the cynic donkey. Read more »

The Kulaks were wealthy farmers in Animal Farm who opposed the Bolsheviks and were targeted during Stalin’s collectivization campaign. Read more »

The bourgeoisie in Animal Farm are the pigs who take over the farm and become corrupt leaders, abusing their power for their own gain. Read more »

Snowball and Napoleon are two pigs who lead the animal revolution in Animal Farm, but their different leadership styles lead to conflict. Read more »

The Napoleon supporters in Animal Farm are the loyal followers of the pig who rose to power and became a tyrannical leader, suppressing dissent. Read more »

Napoleon and Snowball are two pigs in George Orwell’s Animal Farm who represent different political ideologies and leadership styles. Read more »

Jessie and Bluebell are two dogs in Animal Farm who represent the working class and are used by Napoleon to maintain his power. Read more »

Frederick and Pilkington are human farmers in Animal Farm who represent different countries, Germany and England respectively, and oppose the animal-led revolution. Read more »