Napoleon and
Snowball from the book Animal Farm by George Orwell share many
similarities and differences when compared together. Napoleon who
is the dictator leader uses his powers to frighten and control the
animals while Snowball is hardworking at developing a plan so it
can minimize the animals work. Both pigs have their own
similarities and differences but both seem to fight an endless war
at being the best.Napoleon who is demanding and overpowering pig
always put himself first he believes that he Animal Farm leader and
praises himself for things he done for the animals. He is an
example of dictatorial leader because he is greedy for power and is
also corrupted. Napoleon doesnt show interest in the welfare of
the animals. In the book
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Obviously, it
was a great idea convincing the other animals about the windmill.
However, Napoleon is here convincing the animals of Snowball
causing farm troubles. For example, he told the animals that
Snowball is a traitor because he was working for Foxwood Farm and
he also said he proof of the secret documentation of Snowball
working for Foxwood. However, Snowball is the animalism because he
wanted the animals to be treated equally and have their freedom
just like Old major had a dream about. On the other hand, Napoleon
didnt care for the animals he just wanted power so he had seven
secret police dogs to scare away Snowball from the farm and also to
kill any animal that didnt obey his
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In conclusion,
both animals compare and contrast very well. Both animals wanted
the power over the farm and the animals but they had their
different way of convincing the animals. Reading past current
events animal farm is a reflection of the Russian Revolution the
purpose was to see the way how Stalinism betrayed the
socialist
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