In the Russian Revolution, Julius Caesar, and Animal Farm the governments were going through major corruption. Clover from Animal Farm represents someone from both the Russian Revolution and Julius Caesar meaning her character is of major importance to the novel. Clovers character does go through a lot of changes throughout the novel as do many of the people and characters from the Russian Revolution and Julius Caesar. What the Russian Revolution, Julius Caesar and Animal Farm have in common is their theme of tyranny and dictatorship and having similar characteristics in each character.
When the rebellion started Clover admired the idea of eliminating the humans from power. As soon as Old Major dies Napoleon decides that he needs to take over. At the beginning of Napoleon’s rule he had stuck with what was the main objective for the rebellion. Napoleon would soon start to sneak in some corruption, just like how Cassius was corrupting Brutus's mind into thinking that killing Caesar was for the good of Rome (Shakespeare Act One and Act Two). Clover’s character changes as soon as the corruption Napoleon was creating had become noticeable such as the incident when Snowball is driven off the farm by the dogs. …show more content…
Clover’s character represents Russia or the women of Russia. Clover’s character mainly goes with what she is told to do such as in the beginning of the novel. In the beginning of the novel, when the animals endorse the farm they have to work for their rations of food, but as the novel progresses the animals are told to do more work so that their food rations do not decrease Clover goes along for she thinks it's for the good of the farm. Clover thinks that what they are doing is for the good of the farm just like Brutus thought that killing Caesar was for the good of Rome in Act
When the rebellion started Clover admired the idea of eliminating the humans from power. As soon as Old Major dies Napoleon decides that he needs to take over. At the beginning of Napoleon’s rule he had stuck with what was the main objective for the rebellion. Napoleon would soon start to sneak in some corruption, just like how Cassius was corrupting Brutus's mind into thinking that killing Caesar was for the good of Rome (Shakespeare Act One and Act Two). Clover’s character changes as soon as the corruption Napoleon was creating had become noticeable such as the incident when Snowball is driven off the farm by the dogs. …show more content…
Clover’s character represents Russia or the women of Russia. Clover’s character mainly goes with what she is told to do such as in the beginning of the novel. In the beginning of the novel, when the animals endorse the farm they have to work for their rations of food, but as the novel progresses the animals are told to do more work so that their food rations do not decrease Clover goes along for she thinks it's for the good of the farm. Clover thinks that what they are doing is for the good of the farm just like Brutus thought that killing Caesar was for the good of Rome in Act