NAPOLEON

• saturises stalin
• uses fear as a tactic to push his power onto the animals
• uses Squealer as his mouthpiece
• extremely manipulative towards everyone
• slowly becomes like humans, showing how equality is never truly possible and all leaders are corrupt
• ‘large rather fierce looking’


  ADJECTIVES (large, fierce)

  • uses terrifying appearance to get his own way and manipulate others
• ‘a reputation for getting his own way’


  NOUN (reputation)

  • well known for being intimidating and ruthless.
  • satirises fear tactics
• ‘took no interest in snowballs committees‘


  ABSTRACT NOUN (interest)

  NOUN (committees)

  • doesn’t want any animal to have their own voice
  • seeks full control
• ‘Napoleon took them away‘


  VERB (took)

  • isolates puppies in order to indoctrinate them
• ‘if they wasted time on the windmill they would starve to death’ 


  VERB (starve)

  • evokes fear
  • manipulates
• ’starvation seemed to stare them in the face’ 


  PERSONIFICATION

  • starvation is inevitable
  • worse leadership than jones
• ‘carried a whip in his trotter’


  NOUN (whip)

  • badge of slavery
  • symbol of oppression
  • pigs use weapons for fear and hurt
  • becoming like humans
  • goes against old majors teachings
• ‘came a long file of pigs, all walking on their hind legs‘


  NOUNS (hind legs)

  • pigs mimicking humans
  • disconcerting for other animals
  • corruption of old majors ideals