“Then there came a moment when the first shock had worn off and when, in spite of everything-in spite of their terror of the dogs, and of the habit, developed through long years, of never complaining, never criticising, no matter what happened-they might have uttered some word of protest.” (Orwell 87)
This quote is saying that in that moment they felt so shocked and betrayed that they felt the need to protest and say something but again they did not.
This quote is important because Orwell had given the animals many chances to rebel and fight against Napoleon and the other pigs who were breaking the very commandments that started the rebellion. Even after this the animals do not speak up and it just gets worse after.
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Jones would come back and the animals do not remember if Jones was as bad as Napoleon so they trust Squealer but Squealer lies and says everything is better.
Snowball
Snowball plays the role of a leader of Animal Farm alongside Napoleon after the death of Old Major.
Snowball is significant because he is the rebellions great leader. Snowball was following in the steps of Old Major and was trying to help make Animal Farm a better place for the animals.
Snowball is very noble because he helps lead the rebellion and follows the rules of Old Major. He is also very smart because he led the rebellion and wanted to build a windmill to help around the farm.
Napoleon
Napoleon is also a leader of the rebellion and is in charge with Snowball after Major is gone.
Napoleon is significant because he shows the evolution of power after the rebellion. In the end they could not tell the difference between pig and Man because the pigs became the evil that they always hated.
Napoleon has all the qualities of a bad leader. He is a liar, very controlling, selfish, and always goes back on his word. Napoleon was also not good at sharing his position with