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    Animal Farm: Character Analysis of Napoleon by: George Orwell Book Review by George Lacy Mrs. Spain Fall ’96 "Napoleon was a large rather fierce looking Berkshire boar‚" that was spoiled and always got his way. He was the only pig of the kind on the farm. Napoleon was a great rival to Snowball. Snowball was very outspoken while Napoleon was very secretive and did not talk much. Napoleon and Snowball prepare for the Rebellion in a very similar manner‚ and have many goals alike. Old Major’s

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    Napoleon In the novel Animal Farm‚ the most ruthless and mean character is none other than Napoleon. Napoleon is one of the three main pigs on the farm. He is in love with power‚ although he may have gone overboard. If Napoleon were to be described in three words‚ they would be selfish‚ dishonest‚ and brutal. At first you would think he cared about all the other animals‚ but later in the novel‚ it is discovered that Napoleon is only for himself. Napoleon was selfish in many ways; from taking extra

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    power that everyone wants to get a hold of. In Animal Farm by George Orwell‚ Napoleon happens to get his hands on all the power. He uses fear‚ ideology‚ and propaganda as his best tools in order to keep everyone away of this power. These tools allow him to stay on the top. Napoleon uses fear to show the animals that he is the only one in charge and his commands can not be questioned by anyone or anything. One way that Napoleon uses fear with the animals is by his guard dogs.He used them as his army

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    The dictator Napoleon in the novel Animal Farm by George Orwell resembles the current Sudanese Dictator Omar al-Bashir. Napoleon is a pig on Animal Farm who‚ from the time Mr. Jones was kicked out of the farm‚ assumed power and took as much control as he could over the farm. Omar al-Bashir has been president of Sudan from 1989 to present day. He is considered one of the most corrupt leaders of all time with seven counts of crimes against humanity and war crimes and is currently the only sitting president

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    George Orwell’s Animal Farm is a satirical piece that uses the anthropomorphism of farm animals to attach the ideas of Soviet communism. The story begins with the passing of a prized boar named Major. Major was highly regarded among the animals and dreamed of freedom. After his death‚ fellow pigs Squealer‚ Napoleon‚ and Snowball try their best to continue Major’s wish to overthrow Mr. Jones and The Manor Farm. But as time went on‚ the three pigs became hungry for more power and jealousy sparked among

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    once quiet pig would become the tyrant of Animal Farm? Napoleon‚ a Berkshire boar‚ changes considerably throughout Animal Farm by George Orwell. Throughout the book‚ Napoleon changes from apathetic and laidback to more involved and active and finally to tyrannical and authoritative. In the beginning of Animal FarmNapoleon shows no concern in what the animals do and leaves most of the leadership work and inspirational speeches to Snowball: “Napoleon was…not much of a talker‚ but [had] a reputation

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    George Orwell’s Animal Farm contains a particular character named Napoleon‚ a fierce-looking Berkshire boar. Napoleon is conniving‚ a plagiarist and manipulative. At a meeting‚ when the animals had to make a decision‚ Orwell showed Napoleon’s first conniving scheme‚ “Napoleon stood up and‚ casting a peculiar sidelong look at Snowball‚ uttered a high-pitched whimper...dashed straight for Snowball‚ who only sprang from his place just in time to escape their snapping jaws” (Orwell 39). Here the dogs

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    In Animal Farm‚ by George Orwell‚ Napoleon was a very helpful animal‚ but after he gained power‚ he became an utterly corrupt opportunist and very rarely thought of others. Napoleon made very minimal contributions to the Revolution‚ not to the formulation of ideology. Not to the bloody struggle that is necessitates. Not to the new society initial attempts to establish it. Napoleon let the power overtake him. He I guess made a contribution to the Revolution by getting the Animalism running‚ but besides

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    Analysis on Napoleon Napoleon‚ the big Berkshire pig is shown as the villain throughout the majority of George Orwell’s fairy story‚ Animal Farm. He uses brilliance‚ propaganda and treachery to create and keep his power on Animal Farm. After the animals of Animal Farm rebelled against Mr. Jones‚ their care taker‚ Napoleon and Snowball (another pig and Napoleons nemesis) immediately assumed the position of a leader. None of the other animals had a problem with this since the two were part

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    Orwell wrote the fable‚ Animal Farm‚ displaying through clever allegories that every government system has a flaw‚ especially communism. However in 1954‚ the CIA funded the film adaptation of Animal Farm with changes to the ending‚ demonstrating a different theme then Orwell intended. In the fable‚ Mr. Pilkington‚ a character allegorical to a political power of democracy‚ and Napoleon‚ an allegorical character of Stalin‚ play cards while speaking about how Napoleon’s “lower animals” are similar to Mr

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