This not only establishes him as the leader of all the animals, it also stifles any chance of rebellion that might have occurred due to outrage of his new position. Over time, it is shown how the principles of Animalism change to suit the ever-growing tyrannical strong-hold of the farm, and how each passing year the original idea of the Rebellion is slowly lost to the Animals’ memory. In reality however, the farm itself has done a complete cycle as Napoleon becomes a duplicate of Mr Jones, the animals only realising this at the end of the book when looking through the window and realising,”…it was impossible to say which was which…the creatures looked from pig to man, and man to pig.” Only then do they comprehend the true extent of Napoleon’s take over, and how their ignorance has stopped them from seeing their political and social…