Napoleon The Leader In Animal Farm By George Orwell

Based on the reading, Animal Farm by George Orwell, Napoleon was a leader to all of the other animals. During one of the Farm's meetings, Napoleon exclaimed “Do not imagine, comrades, that leadership is a pleasure!” (Orwell 55). This is one of the first times that the idea of Napoleon being the leader is proposed. The animals started listening to Napoleon's opinion and views over everyone else's, and they listened to his orders. Boxer especially would follow in suit and would often say things like “Napoleon is always right,” and “I will work harder” (Orwell 56). Eventually, they start to refer to him as their leader, and let him live in more luxury than the other animals. “It was also more suited to the dignity of the leader (for of late he