Power is nothing more than authority and strength, which incorporates any arrangement of motive influence, aptitude to act, and the propensity to control. Whether its dealing with animals or humans, supremacy pursues the ambitious and intellectual, resulting in adverse consequences. In the satire, Animal Farm by George Orwell, the author depicts the animals’ ignorance as it contributes to the overall theme of “power corrupts those who possess it.” First and foremost, in the beginning the story, the reader is introduced to Old Major, a wise, and well-respected boar-pig living on the farm. He projected a speech to all of the animals suggesting that they have an uprising against the sluggish, resource-sucking humans, and run the farm themselves
