“All animals are equal, but some are more equal than others.” This is a well-known excerpt from the novella, perfectly representing its status as an allegory. In the story, author George Orwell uses the rebellion of barn animals to portray a narrative about communism. Many of the characters, the cast of which includes mostly personified animals, actually represent real life players in the Cold War. Allegories are examples of rhetorics, a word whose Greek root can be translated to “the art of speech,” which is to be read as the use of literature and/or speech to essentially convince the masses. This story was practically constructed on the grounds of being a rhetorical allegory, of exhibiting morals and messages through symbolic and fictional