Animal Farm Stereotypes

In the novel Animal Farm by George Orwell. George Orwell shows, how a group of animals comes together to accomplish anything. This book demonstrates leadership in a community, and how a community can change very fast. One example of this is the main leader Napoleon and Snowball. Snowball wanted what was best for the farm. And Napoleon didn't want Snowball to be in charge because wanted what was best for everyone. This caused Napoleon to chase Snowball out of the community. This fast change is because of poor leadership from the pigs taking over. The pigs convinced the other animals to go against their own leader, this is because he was saying how if they broke free how it would be so much better for them. But later the pigs ruled in fear because

This creates it so it's hard for a community to trust most people/ leader in power. This makes stereotypes, these stereotypes could be like that one animal is like the other and cares about how the village and not just about themselves. This might have an impact on the place/village later on in time as there is more development within.

This essay is a closer look at what it takes to trust a leader. Which might lead to betrayal, you also might get brainwashed by their leader. This has a great effect on how a village develops over a short period of

Napoleon told Squealer to start slowly changing the commandments on the farm wall, so the animals would never notice they were changed, leading to trickery with the animals. One piece of evidence for this is“In addition the almost empty bins in the store shed to filled nearly to the brim with sand.”(pg 75) This quote shows how Napoleon promised a lot to these animals with all the things Jones didn't do for them or provide for them. Napoleon never stood up to conflict, this is because he didn't want to have a bigger target on his back than he already did. This also showed how things got a lot harder in a short period of time for all the animals, except the pigs. For example, the pigs never worked at all and the piglets were in school, all the animals had to work many more hours on top of what they usually do. This is also showing how they are working really hard yet the leader is trying to hide that they don't have enough food. This causes the animals to get smaller portions unknowingly. This is also tied to the animals not trusting Napoleon when they needed him the most, when they were starving to death. But yet again Napoleon was selfish enough to collect the eggs to sell them to buy himself alcohol. This really brings out Napoleon's true colors and this made me see him for himself for the first