Napoleon tells lies and propaganda against Snowball using Squealer as his propagandist. The propaganda, the lies, and the false information, that were created by Napoleon and announced by Squealer, directly targeted Snowball and shamelessly opposed the truth. For example, Napoleon makes Squealer spread the lies to the other animals of Snowball's false and cunning action during the second war (when Snowball led the animals to drive the humans out for the second time). ... Quite the opposite actually, Snowball was the bravest warrior in that war. ... Therefore, the animals were turned again...

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At the beginning of the story, there were two leaders, Snowball and Napoleon, that were sharing power. Snowball was good with words, honest, good at arguing, was inventive, and believed in technology. ... In order for Napoleon to be above all the animals, he had to get Snowball out of the way. Napoleon did that by getting his dogs to scare him away so Snowball would never come back to the farm. Napoleon was now in total control of the farm and the animals. ...

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The main characters include Snowball, a inventive, effervescent pig, who took over after Jones left. Napoleon is a Berkshire Boar and is vastly different from Snowball. ... He and snow ball are in constant conflict until Snowball was chased off the farm by Napoleon's dogs. ... There is a conflict between Napoleon and Snowball, who are always fighting over the well being of the farm and each wants their own way. ... The conflict between Napoleon and Snowball is solved by Snowball being driven away and Napoleon gaining complete control over the farm. ...

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Napoleon and his dogs eventually drive Snowball out of the farm because of his threat to Napoleon. ... In the beginning of the "new farm" Snowball and Napoleon both work together in leading the animals. ... So over all Napoleon is victorious over his opponent Snowball. ... Napoleon and Snowball two of the more intelligent group of pigs at the farm rose to the leader position. Napoleon chased away Snowball to become the single ruler and leader of the farm. ...

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In the beginning of the novel Snowball and Napoleon had written the Seven Commandments which were the laws the animals had to follow. ... Another truth that Napoleon changed to meet his political goals is when he changed the role of Snowball in the Battle of Cowshed. ... Napoleon changed the role of Snowball in the Battle of Cowshed to make his accusations against Snowball correct. ... To make them believe Napoleon was correct Squealer announced that Snowball had fought with Jonas during that battle and it was Napoleon, who when panic was spreading, gave a cry of "Death to Humanity" and bit Jo...

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Napoleon vs. Stalin In George Orwell's novel Animal Farm, Joseph Stalin, the Russian political leader, was compared to the character of Napoleon, the pig. ... For example: while Napoleon thought he was doing good by tricking everybody into thinking every mistake was Snowball's fault, he was just causing more problems than had already existed. ... It was the same thing with Napoleon; he turned on his comrade Snowball and turned everybody against him only because he wanted all of the power and food and none of the mistakes blamed on himself. ... He pointed out some of Stalin'...

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Napoleon, the quiet one and the most merciless, and Snowball, the smarter one and the more generous one were competing to be leader of the farm, but due to Napoleon's treachery, Snowball was run off the farm before his plans could take effect to build a windmill to generate the farm's power. ... Napoleon started in the background making no objections to the rulings that Snowball made. ... He claimed the plans were his from the beginning and that Snowball was a despicable traitor to Animalism. ... Napoleon then saw this and immediately condemned Snowball with the death sentence fo...

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Two younger pigs; Snowball and Napoleon, put Old Major's ideas into a philosophy and call it Animalism. ... Soon there is a struggle for power between Snowball and Napoleon. ... Napoleon is opposed to this idea and sends attack dogs to chase Snowball out of town. ... Napoleon tells everyone that Snowball toppled the windmill. So anyone that goes against the words of Napoleon would then be with Snowball and would be put to death by the dogs. ...

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Character Analysis Essay: Animal Farm This essay is to describe the differences between Napoleon and Snowball from Animal Farm. ... There are many differences between Napoleon and Snowball. ... Another difference is the fact that Snowball thinks of the farm's animals whereas Napoleon thinks of his own well being. ... Napoleon only conquers over Snowball only because Napoleon had his hounds force Snowball off of the farm. ... Snowball and Napoleon were very different characters, wit somewhat similar goals. ...

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Snowball He is a pig that fights with Napoleon over the power on the farm. ... Napoleons jealousness of him makes him try to kill Snowball. ... The growing conflict between Snowball and Napoleon builds up when Snowball proposes that a windmill be built. Napoleon gets agitated with Snowball and sics the dogs on him. ... Napoleon blames it on Snowball. ...

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Among the pigs, two leaders emerge - Snowball and Napoleon. Problems arise when Snowball and Napoleon disagree on the plan to build a windmill on the farm. ... But, unfortunately for him, Napoleon plays dirty and Snowball is chased away from the farm. ... For example, when the windmill falls down for the first time, Napoleon, using his cunning, blames it out Snowball, making the animals hate him all the worse. ... In conclusion, Napoleon after taking over Animal Farm from Snowball and Mr. ...

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Napoleon becomes the sole leader after chasing away his competition, Snowball, with his fierce attack dogs, but the questions of what happened are resolved once Snowball is accused of being a traitor and criminal. Now as the farm is flowing along well, but whenever something goes wrong Snowball, who has become a scapegoat, is to blame. ... Jones or Snowball even though, killing other animals was not allowed. ... Napoleon uses the animals' pride to gain control over the farm. ... The hens are the first to rebel against Napoleon. ...

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Trotsky and Stalin can be compared to Snowball and Napoleon. "Snowball and Napoleon were by far the most active in the debates. ... When Snowball talks he is "occasionally interrupted by bleating from the sheep"(66). ... Snowball, "Trotsky" "was seen no more"(68) on Animal Farm. Much like the battles between Trotsky and Stalin, Snowball was a great speaker, but Napoleon used the underhanded tactics to win. ...

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Napoleon and his lackeys prove this meaning many times. ... When the animals start to realize something is wrong, such as Snowball's swift exile, it is usually Squealer who saves the day for Napoleon. ... It seemed that Napoleon ruled the farm from the beginning. ... The very essence of Propaganda is shown in Napoleon's advisor, Squealer. ... He condones and praises the motives behind Napoleon's expulsion of Snowball, saying that the windmill was Napoleon's idea from the start, and that he feigned to be against it. ...

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If it wasn't for Napoleon and his dictatorship, Animal Farm could have been a great success. When Snowball was thrown off the farm, everything went down hill from there. Little did the animals know that history would repeat itself, Napoleon and the pigs would one day become as bad as Mr. ... Napoleon used propaganda to convince the animals that he was right about Snowball being anti-Animal Farm, and that was only the first step. One thing led to another, and eventually Napoleon was sleeping in beds and drinking whiskey like the humans. ...

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Question #1 I think that the most memorable and effective scene was when Napoleon called in his nine dogs to attack Snowball during their last debate together about the windmill. ... This action eradicates Snowball from his position of leadership, and gives Napoleon sole leadership of the farm. ... Napoleon tells the animals that it was recently discovered that Snowball was working for Mr. ... Napoleon uses the dogs that were taken from their mothers at birth to attack Snowball, uses them as his personal defense, and uses them to force his orders on everyone. ... Napoleon states that Snowball ...

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Also, one pig was in control of it all-Napoleon Bonaparte. ... Napoleon used violence and terror as means of control. ... When Napoleon had the savage beast kill those who "communicated" with Snowball(ex-leader of the farm) brutally killed, this immediately struck fear into the animals heads. ... Napoleon uses propaganda in order to trick the animals. ... The Napoleon's propaganda is so influencing that none of the animals notice. ...

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Jones, the banishment of Snowball and the dictatorship of Napoleon which led all pigs to a much more superior role compared to the other animals. ... Jones was chased out of Manor farm, then Snowball and Napoleon stepped up as leaders, but they rivalled each other at the same time, under Snowball and Napoleon's guidance, the farm seemed to be slowly progressing towards their ideal society, with the plan of a windmill which provides them electricity. After some time waited for Napoleon's litter of puppies to grow into a fierce pack of dogs, Napoleon immediately chased out Snowball by ...

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Napoleon uses his skill, cunning, and power to be more treacherous and dominant than his rival, Snowball. ... Snowball, based on Leon Trotsky, is the pig who challenges Napoleon to run Animal Farm after the Rebellion. Snowball is sharp, articulate, zealous and much less restrained and scheming than Napoleon. ... Although Orwell illustrates Snowball as a somewhat perfect character, he manages to refrain from putting snowball on a pedestal, and we see Snowball's faults quite clearly. ... Squealer stands beind Napoleon by defending the pigs' resources. ...

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The two main leaders of Animal Farm are Snowball and Napoleon, the pigs who symbolize two very significant leaders of the Russian Revolution. Snowball, is a young, smart, and skillful speaking pig that has the characteristics of the leader, Leon Trotsky. As Snowball was a substantial leader of the, "Battle of Cowshed," Trotsky was a significant leader of the, "October Revolution." Snowball was chased off the farm by Napoleon's dogs just as, the KGB chased Trotsky out of Russia. Napoleon was not a good speaker, or as clever as Snowball. ...

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Napoleon to is also another major villain. ... Now at this point Mollie runs away and Snowball begins his plans for a windmill. When Snowball's plans are finished, Napoleon's dog's start to chase him off the farm. ... They loose their chance to give input on what direction the farm should go, and Napoleon begings blaming Snowball for all the things that he did not do. ... Then the windmill gets blown over and Snowball gets the blame. ...

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He changes the Battle of the Cowshed, switching the hero from Snowball to Napoleon. By explaining the battle so vividly, Squealer convinces the other animals that Napoleon led the charge against snowball and Jones. ... Even Boxer is convinced that, "Napoleon is always right." ...

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Squalor tells the other animals about the crimes that snowball has committed, he says, "I will even say comrades, he would have succeeded if it had not been for our heroic leader, comrade Napoleon." ... For example squalor calls Napoleon their heroic leader. ... Snowball tells Mollie, "Those ribbons that you devoted to are the badge of slavery." ... Instead of saying that Napoleon made the water taste good, the animals say leader comrade Napoleon to make Napoleon sound more important. ... Napoleon was never dying, nor was he close! ...

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Jones was like Czar Nicholas, Old Major was compared to Vladimir Lenin, Snowball was similar to Leon Trotsky, and Napoleon was reminiscent of Joseph Stalin. ... When Old Major died, Napoleon and Snowball took over. Napoleon was very rude, aggressive, and was just concerned with having a lot of power, while Snowball generally wanted to do what he thought was best for the animals. ... Snowball, Leon Trotsky, Napoleon, and Joseph Stalin are perfect comparisons. Trotsky, like Snowball, was mainly concerned with spreading his ideas, while Stalin, like Napoleon, was more interested in solidif...

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Stalin's part being played by Napoleon and Trotsky's by Snowball. ... Stalin actually does over throw Trotsky, as does Napoleon to Snowball. ... Much like Soviet events, Stalin then makes a country dislike Trotsky through a series of lies and eventually Trotsky is fleeing the country much as Snowball does in Animal Farm. Near the end of Orwell's story the other animals stumble upon Napoleon acting as a human. ... Although Napoleon was actually only trying to better his own position. ...

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