Puppies & Dogs

Animal Farm is one of the greatest works of George Orwell, the other is 1984. Animal Farm makes satirical allegory of the totalitarian communism Soviet Russia. The novel is considered one of the best performances of all time was written by an author.

Animal Farm is a romance of the revolution betrayed. Displays the corruption that followed the revolution led by Lenin.

On the farm, the characters are animals and humans. Among animals, many of them are the pigs, which are more often than leaders. Apart from the pigs, we see three main horses, donkeys, goats, puppies, rats, sheep (plural), a raven, a cat and chickens.

Animals are more allegorical than real. The interpretation of the meaning is often left to the reader, but the general consensus is that they represent different classes. Once again, humans are another class. Thus, the novel shows several classes.

All animals are equal but some are more equal than others.

All animals are assumed to be in the same class, but in reality, some animals are top class.

Main Pigs represents Lenin / Marx. He had brought the animals to track animals in England. Napoleon (referring Stalin), the villain, a Berkshire boar, is increasingly powerful, with the help of the puppies used as a secret police. Managed the snowball (reference Trotsky), the company uses dogs to enforce his dictatorship. Change the commandments to have some advantages like eating at a table. He and the other pigs learn to walk upright and behave like men against those who rebel. Snowball, the allusion to Trotsky, was working for the good of the company and won most of the hearts of animals, but was expelled Napoleon and his dogs. Napoleon had also spread negative rumors about snowball. Squealer (reference Molotov) is the minister of propaganda for Napoleon and his principal assistant for all practical purposes. He uses statistics to confuse animals and demonstrate who have a better quality of life, and animals with little memory of life before the revolution, accept it. The minimum is a poetic pig who represent all fans Stalin in Russia and abroad.

Humans: Mr. Jones, a heavy drinker, Tsar eliminated. His attempt to recover the farm is ruined the battle of the block (the Russian Civil War). Interestingly, both Napoleon eventually become a drunkard Jones. Mr. Frederick, the last owner of Pinchfield, a farm neighbor, representing Hitler and his Nazi party is strong. Mr. Pilkington is apparently good, but smart. Napoleon himself and take the ace of spades (the highest card in a game letters) and start a boring fight, a symbol of tensions between the U.S. and Russia. Mr. Whymper (more or less attractive Western intellectual) is hired by Napoleon to represent the farm in human society.

Horses: Boxer is the hardest worker entity in farm animals. It is dedicated the success of the farm. Boxer spent all those loyal and dedicated to the farm as "good" as described to him by the leaders of farms. Their hooves are split time and sent to the death of Napoleon, when he could not work (and Napoleon spread the rumor that he died peacefully in hospital). "I to work harder, "was the motto of the boxers in any difficult situation, and his brain washed confidence was demonstrated by his maxim," Napoleon always right. "Clover is Boxer's partner. Works with the boxer and loves and cares for him, and take the blame themselves when their actions Boxer shoe. He is respected by the three young men who are ultimately the role of Boxer. Mollie is a third horse – an egocentric Mare – with ribbons in her mane, eating lumps sugar (living a life of luxury), and touched by humans. Later, he went to another company in search of a better comfort.

Other animals: Benjamin, the wise ass could read, and represents the life of the Jews until the end of the novel. Muriel is a wise old goat friendly as Benjamin, but died before the age novel. The Cat represents laziness, rats are some people who move around arbitrary, sheep represent the masses (and Napoleon management of sheep because it supports and believes in them) and chickens represent the rich peasants. Moses is an old crow (bird), who sometimes visits the farm from Mount Caramel, a place to work hard are the animals after death, he said. The puppies are raised Napoleon special and makes them a secret police. They become one of the pillars the power of Napoleon in Animal Farm.

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