'Animal Farm' revision guide written by Year 10 ... - St James School
'Animal Farm' revision guide written by Year 10 ... - St James School
'Animal Farm' revision guide written by Year 10 ... - St James School
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Characters and characterization<br />
Character links – and the importance of the historical context <strong>by</strong> Max Russel<br />
<strong>St</strong>alin is represented <strong>by</strong> Napoleon, and his<br />
character traits emerge after the revolution.<br />
He believes he is the natural successor of Old<br />
Major and uses unlawful methods to get into<br />
power. He starts to kill anyone who opposes<br />
his views and uses propaganda to stay in<br />
power. He also corrupts Old Major’s views of<br />
Animalism and improves them.<br />
Trotsky is represented <strong>by</strong> Snowball who is<br />
a thinker and idealist. He has good intentions<br />
for the population but is forced out of power<br />
<strong>by</strong> Napoleon, which represents the exile of<br />
Trotsky. In the Battle of the Cowshed he acts<br />
as the General and this represents the power<br />
he had with the Russian army.