Why is Napoleon the pig important? Is he a terrible person? In George Orwell’s classic Animal Farm, Josef Stalin from the Russian Revolution is represented by Napoleon the pig, who is constantly looking and holding onto more power and will do anything, save it be his own comrades. They both don’t care much for their animals/people in their country. They’re both selfish and hungry for as much power as they can. When it comes to meeting or speeches, they’re not ones to shy away for an opportunity to give their opinion and ideas of what they think of their people’s/animal’s work and what they could do to make it better. They’ll break their own laws and rewrite/add new ones just to cover the older ones up. In George Orwell’s classic Animal Farm,
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They thought that through this new government, that they would be more successful. In the book Animal Farm by George Orwell, the new form of government that is portrayed by the pigs, think that they should be in charge instead of Mr. Jones. They are going nowhere with their lives. It quotes “Now, comrades, what is the nature of this life of ours? Let us face it: our lives are miserable, laborious and short.” (George Orwell 5). What do they have in their lives? What do the Russians do with their life? Are they just living for nothing, or to get slaughtered?
The main effect of the Russian Revolution was that they were doing decent until Josef Stalin worked them harder with half the rations. Their was the work force, whom George Orwell portrays as Boxer the horse, is worked to exhaustion. Boxer would always state, “‘I will work harder’ and ‘Napoleon is always right,’” (Orwell 56). Same with the work forces in Russia at the time. The biggest effects that Russia/Animal Farm had was that their best work force was soon gone and they weren’t doing that well until more came in. Stalin/Napoleon didn’t show much emotion once their best work force was
They thought that through this new government, that they would be more successful. In the book Animal Farm by George Orwell, the new form of government that is portrayed by the pigs, think that they should be in charge instead of Mr. Jones. They are going nowhere with their lives. It quotes “Now, comrades, what is the nature of this life of ours? Let us face it: our lives are miserable, laborious and short.” (George Orwell 5). What do they have in their lives? What do the Russians do with their life? Are they just living for nothing, or to get slaughtered?
The main effect of the Russian Revolution was that they were doing decent until Josef Stalin worked them harder with half the rations. Their was the work force, whom George Orwell portrays as Boxer the horse, is worked to exhaustion. Boxer would always state, “‘I will work harder’ and ‘Napoleon is always right,’” (Orwell 56). Same with the work forces in Russia at the time. The biggest effects that Russia/Animal Farm had was that their best work force was soon gone and they weren’t doing that well until more came in. Stalin/Napoleon didn’t show much emotion once their best work force was