But, unfortunately for him, Napoleon plays dirty and Snowball is chased away from the farm. ... Boxer, the hardest working animal on the farm, always believed that Napoleon was right because he had such extremely blind-faith in his leaders. ... So the in Napoleon's eyes, the hardest working animal on the farm ended up to be worth a case of whiskey. ... In conclusion, Napoleon after taking over Animal Farm from Snowball and Mr. ... The power that he has over the animals of animal farm is quite amazing. ...

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Animal farm was a failure. ... If it wasn't for Napoleon and his dictatorship, Animal Farm could have been a great success. ... Napoleon used propaganda to convince the animals that he was right about Snowball being anti-Animal Farm, and that was only the first step. ... Also, the animals didn't know it but Napoleon was running the farm using supplies from the humans, and the animals thought that the farm was self-sufficient. ... Although the rebellion was successful, the fact that some animals didn't speak up enough and the fact that the animals chose to believe in Napoleon...

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The book The Animal Farm also uses propaganda, and shows how convincing it can be. ... This certainly is not the case on animal farm, because the farm would actually do better without the apple-hogging pigs. ... Instead of saying that Napoleon made the water taste good, the animals say leader comrade Napoleon to make Napoleon sound more important. Squalor tells every animal that "Comrade Napoleon was dying." ... The Animal Farm shows how easily people can be convinced. ...

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In George Orwell's book, Animal Farm, it is obvious that that the pigs, tyrants though they were, were awarded control of the farm through the ignorance of the other animals. ... (Page 38) This quote is symbolic of the way that animal farm was operated. ... The sheep, cows, horses, and birds were digging their own graves when they reacted passively each time Napoleon usurped a little more power. ... After that, it did not seem strange when next day the pigs who were supervising the work of the farm all carried whips in their trotters." (Page 123) No animal protested this. ...

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• Grade Level: High School