Power Corrupts In George Orwell's Animal Farm

In George Orwell's Animal Farm, "power corrupts" is the central focus, because human nature is filled with too much avarice to allow for complete equality. He writes Animal Farm to prove to the world isn't practicing true Communism; this is contrary to what Russia is saying. Orwell Passionately hates political lying and inequality, and Russia is guilty of both acts. The leaders say it is true Communism, but they're lying because there are people in charge (inequality). Orwell must be subtle in accusing Russia leaders though, because his punishment could involve an axe whistling towards hi neck for making the government look bad, so he uses animals instead of people in his novel. To ensure everyone is able to read Animal Farm, he writes with simple language so it can be translated to other languages. With these precautions and
Many of the key players of the Russian Revolution were represented in Animal Farm like Napoleon was Joseph Stalin, Snowball was Leon Trotsky, Jones was the old czar, Moses was Orwell's view of the church, Boxer and Clover were the proletariat, and numerous other important connections to the world. In real life, Communism wasn't achieved either. After Lenin, leader of the radical socialist party, died, Stalin and Trotsky fought for power over Russia. Stalin eventually won and established hi9mself as the supreme ruler of a supposedly Communist country. He later had Trotsky assassinated because he believed Trotsky was a threat. Stalin also "purged" the country of other threats to his rule in his paranoia. Stalin, like many others, hungered for power so he fought and killed Trotsky for it and killed many others afterward to keep that power. The people of Russia weren't equal because Stalin, one of the cruelest dictators in history, was in