Napoleon, the Symbol of Oppression in Animal Farm

Napoleon believed that the pig was not a powerful force, as a genius, not a pig, an excellent race for all animals. He can make a ruling based on violence and deception. Fascist rulers of Napoleon livestock, not only animals, but also instructs them to shudder, but also provides more examples of his brutal than farmer · Jones. Napoleon's behavior gets worse and the victims from infinite animals grow to the minimum of human characteristics, acting as guilty judges, juries and enforcers.

George Orwell's new zoo was held in the UK farm. Napoleon is the hero of this book, his character is a symbol of desire. Napoleon was a large wild boar in Berkshire. He got a terrible power when arranging to drive out snowballs. As the story progressed, Napoleon changed in a negative way. At first, Napoleon wanted to improve his life and the lives of other animals, but it will change soon. Power tends to erode some people, such as Napoleon changing rules, controlling others, giving prejudices.

In George Orwell's novel "Animal Farm", Napoleon maintains his authority over acquisition, management and livestock. Napoleon gained control of animals by allowing forced, propaganda, animal manipulation, opposition exile. His leadership style includes the use of media to support his decision to carry out the use of fear to improve himself more than any other animal in various positions of the new law. Napoleon changed his strengths and implementation strategies, maintained his strengths and showed his importance.

Napoleonic pig is the bad guy of Orwell in the zoo. Because both French dictator, Napoleonic Napoleon Emperor Napoleon's name are simple, aggressive leaders. Napoleon symbolizes Stalin. As a metaphor of Stalin, Napoleon symbolizes the poor essence of humanity. Napoleon seemed to be a good leader at first. But after all, he was overwhelmed with greed and quickly became a vicious leader who craves power. This is exactly what you see Stalin in Russia. Initially, he seemed to be an attractive and intelligent leader. But later he abandoned the original intention of establishing a socialist country and himself became the center of all Russian power and wealth. As a result, the condition of zoo animals has not changed, pigs and dogs live a luxurious life. George Orwell said: "In any case, it seems that it is becoming a richer farm without enriching the animals themselves - in addition to pigs and dogs" (p. 86)