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    self-loathing‚ self-isolating character in the book. Holden’s traits could widely be compared to Napoleon Dynamite the protagonist of the 2004 film Napoleon Dynamite directed by Jared Hess. Napoleon is characterized by his clichéd “school nerd” behavior and of course his own self-isolating habit just like Holden. Like Holden‚ Napoleon tries to put down people to isolate him from others. But even though Holden and Napoleon are alike on how they assume the traits of the people they meet‚ they are very much different

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    ~Napoleon’s Exile~ ||||| = Why Napoleon was exiled ||||| = Napoleon’s exile to Elba ||||| = How Napoleon escaped Elba ||||| = The measures that were taken to keep him on the island of Elba ||||| = Napoleon’s exile to Saint Helena ||||| = Fun facts Napoleon lost in a battle causing him to lose support of his army which forced him to give up his throne. Treaty of Fontainebleau allowed france to have power over Napoleon but Napoleon was still considered emperor. Exiled at age 45 to Elba. The

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    the Mediterranean island of Corsica. He was the second of eight surviving children born to Carlo Buonaparte (1746-1785). As a boy‚ Napoleon attended school in mainland France‚ where he learned the French language‚ and went on to graduate from a French military academy in 1785. He then became a second lieutenant in an artillery regiment of the French army. Napoleon Bonaparte was extremely selfish and rarely was compelled to act on anything that didn’t directly involve himself. However‚ he did have

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    Explain how Napoleon develops power and control over all the other animals? Which is the most significant way Napoleon develops power in the text? George Orwell’s Animal Farm has the protagonist Napoleon that gains great power and control over all the animals in Manor farm‚ making the farm a dictatorship. The three main contributes for Napoleon to gain power is propaganda‚ violence and exploitation. The propaganda is the by far the most significance way that Napoleon develops power and controls

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    Animal Farm: a Thesis

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    Thesis: Napoleon is not a democratic leader‚ he is a dictator. George Orwell‚ the author of Animal Farm‚ wrote this novel to discuss the role of a non-democratic leader. In the novel‚ Napoleon‚ a pig‚ is the leader. However‚ Napoleon uses his power to frighten and to control the animals. For this reason he creates lies‚ uses propoganda and violence to keep his authority. Therefore Napoleon is not a democratic leader‚ he is a dictator. Firstly‚ Napoleon creates lies and abuse the ideology

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    power.’ Napoleon Bonaparte rose to the position of the most powerful man in France by the end of 1799. This occurred after the Coup of Brumaire during the 18/19th Brumaire of year 8‚ where Sieyès and Ducos‚ two directors‚ attempted to use Napoleon to overthrow the current government in order to create a new‚ better constitution. Napoleon‚ after making a speech to the council of ancients‚ then attempted to challenge the council of 500‚ the atmosphere was very hostile and soon Napoleon was attacked

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    Animal Farm

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    and have to tolerate with the horrors of having a tyrannical leader. Napoleon makes a strong impact on the readers as a character to be wary of as he slowly starts to sabotage the animal’s hard work and the equal society. Instantly the readers are suspicious of his scheming and forceful behaviour. During chapter 2‚ the first impression of Napoleon gives us a warning of the tyrant leader he will soon develop into. “Napoleon was a large‚ rather fierce – looking Berkshire boar‚ the only Berkshire

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    the book there is a very prominent power struggle between two pigs‚ Snowball and Napoleon. When compared‚ they actually are very similar and also very different. In my opinion‚ Snowball will always be remembered as the honest and actually cared about the well being of the farms and the animals on it. Napoleon was just a selfish‚ well… pig. Although‚ both pigs felt that they had the right to be in charge. Napoleon and Snowball are similar in the fact they are both intelligent. They bother know

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    "producing positive effects"‚ and a leader is "one who heads an organization." In Animal Farm‚ by George Orwell‚ Napoleon is the character who portrays these traits along with the trait of practicing utilitarianism. Therefore‚ Napoleon is an effective leader who increases the economy of Animal Farm and practices utilitarianism‚ the greatest good for the greatest number. One instance the Napoleon shows effectiveness is in the way he leads the economy of Animal Farm. This evident through Squealer’s

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    The reign of Napoleon was supreme to other rulers of his day. Napoleon not only won the hearts of the people of his country but also the encouragement of the surrounding nations of Europe at the time. At first‚ Napoleon’s methods were questionable‚ but as Napoleon proved himself through military victory and through great reform throughout France‚ the people of France learned to gained respect for him. The attitude of France Pre-Napoleonic era was grim. With France in a trifling debt due to the Revolution

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