Characters
This pig is the main leader after the rebellion
Napolean
This farm represents the Soviet Union.
Animal Farm
his is the name of the farmer the animals overthrow.
Mr jones
“All animals are equal, but…” this is the second half of the final commandment.
some animals are more equal than others
This pig is a speaker who spreads Napoleans propaganda
Squeler
This pig represents Joseph Stalin.
Napolean
The pigs use this argument to justify taking all the milk and apples.
"For their brainwork"
Old Major urges the animals to do this in his speech.
Rebel
This horse is known for his strength and loyalty and quote "I will work harder"
Boxer
This event represents the Russian Revolution of 1917.
The animal rebellion
This battle represents the animals’ fight to protect their revolution.
The battle of Cowshed
The pigs tell the animals that this enemy is to blame for everything.
Snowball
This pig originally led with Napoleon but is later exiled.
Snowball
This flag with a hoof and horn mimics the symbolism of this historical flag.
The Soviet flag
This structure is destroyed multiple times, symbolizing the animals’ broken hopes.
The windmill
This phrase is used by the sheep to drown out dissent.
Four legs good two legs wrong
This skeptical donkey always says, “Donkeys live a long time.”
Benjamin
These changing commandments symbolize the manipulation of truth.
The seven commandments
Boxer is sent here when he becomes injured.
The slaughterhouse
This animal notices the commandments changing but is told she’s mistaken.
Clover