Animal Farm: Snowball vs. Napoleon

It is a glorious speech of an old majors who makes it wish that animals are so badly resisting. Animal farms written by George Orwell are wonderful novels depicting the necessity of power. It shows how power is used for good and evil. The story began with a manor farm and is owned by a farmer named Mr. Jones. One of the pigs called Old Major made a speech to stimulate the animal's rebellion. After a while, the animals finally treasoned and succeeded in kicking Mr. Jones. At the beginning of the "animal farm" rule under the guidance of the snowball and Napoleon (hero), it brought the animals of the manor farm to the peaceful world.

This story occurred after Napoleon and Napoleon and snowball played a leading role after livestock had defeated their human lord. By squatting down and maneuvering, Napoleon controlled snowball from the farm and controlled the fate of animals on the farm. He continues to convince the animal that his action seems to be in violation of the rules established from the beginning, but in reality they agree with their own best interests. Some animals gently asked his intentions, but they eventually agreed

Napoleon totally dominated the animal farm by driving snowballs. Regardless of Napoleonic 's efforts, snowballs can gain the support of most animals for windmill problems. Napoleon knew that the snowball was a big threat to his position. If Napoleon does not act as soon as possible, the snowball will soon become an undeniable leader of the animal farm. So he removed this threat. With a secretly trained dog, he drove a snowball out of the farm. Without snowballs, Napoleon himself became an undeniable leader. Then he prohibits the discussion and tells the animals that they will follow the sequence. As he did this, he was unable to make any decisions made by the animals on the farm. Napoleon runs the farm without anyone, against the decision he made.

At first, the animal farm prospered. When the snowball and Napoleon took over the management of the farm and the snowball tried to teach animals how to read, Napoleon took a group of young puppies to educate them on the principle of animals. Mr. Jones withdrew the farm again, but the animal defeated him again. But as time went on, snowballs and Napoleon began to argue more and more about the future of the farm, and they began to fight each other to gain the power and influence of other animals. Napoleon opposed these differences led to a proposal to vote for the establishment of a snowball windmill. Then suddenly the "educational" puppy taken by 9 huge dogs - Napoleon rushed to the barn and chased the snowball. Napoleon then announced that he was the leader. As the years goes, pigs become more like human beings - walking upright, carrying whips, dressing up