Animal Farm

In George Orwell's Animal Farm, Napoleon and Snowball share several similarities. Both are intelligent pigs who assume leadership roles after Old Major's death, playing crucial parts in spreading...

While Mr. Jones was indifferent and neglectful, he did not exploit or betray the animals as Napoleon did. Under Napoleon, the animals faced increased cruelty and deception, with less food and more...

In Animal Farm, selfishness is exemplified by characters like Mollie, who prioritizes her comfort, and the pigs, particularly Napoleon, who indulge in luxuries at the expense of others. Leadership is...

The pigs in Animal Farm initially perform positive actions, such as Old Major's vision of unity and Snowball's leadership in writing the Seven Commandments, proposing the windmill, and organizing the...