Invisible Architect Napoleon doesn’t play much of a role in the initial rebellion, which h...
Snowball vs. Napoleon We are first introduced to Snowball after the pigs take charge of spreadin...
In many ways, Squealer’s name says it all. Squealer is an extremely clever pig, “a br...
When Napoleon seizes the nine dogs for himself, it's one of the early signs of his corrupt intent...
Boxer is the strongest and probably the most admired animal on the farm. He is first introduced a...
Mollie is painted as a fairly stupid, vain, and materialistic horse. In the very beginning, she c...
Benjamin is a wise donkey, “the oldest animal on the farm and the worst tempered. He seldom...
In the beginning of Animal Farm, we learn that “old Major, the prize Middle White bo...
Clover is Boxer’s companion, a “stout motherly mare approaching middle life, who had...
Moses the Raven is a paradox to many of the other animals. When the pigs first begin to educate t...
Animal Farm opens with the line, “Mr. Jones, of the Manor Farm, had locked the hen-h...
What’s the point of the three dogs? To have the nine puppies. Well, that’s the point...
When a divide begins to open up between Napoleon and Snowball, it is noted that Napoleon has some...
Mr. Pilkington is the owner of Foxwood, one of the neighbors to Animal Farm. The narrator tells u...
Mr. Frederick owns Pinchfield, one of the neighboring farms to Animal Farm. From the start, he is...
Mr. Whymper’s name is one of many barbs concealed in the text of Orwell’s novel. Whym...