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The document analyzes characters from 'Animal Farm' and their real-life connections, focusing on Boxer and Napoleon. Boxer symbolizes the exploited working class and highlights the dangers of blind loyalty, while Napoleon represents Joseph Stalin and illustrates the corrupting nature of power. The conclusions emphasize the importance of questioning authority and the consequences of tyranny.

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Animal Farm Decoded PDF

The document analyzes characters from 'Animal Farm' and their real-life connections, focusing on Boxer and Napoleon. Boxer symbolizes the exploited working class and highlights the dangers of blind loyalty, while Napoleon represents Joseph Stalin and illustrates the corrupting nature of power. The conclusions emphasize the importance of questioning authority and the consequences of tyranny.

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Animal farm decoded:

Character & their real-life


connections
By: Ajay , Hanan , Rishtekanth , Laiq and Youssif

Don’t worry guys and girls We are


here to explain.
Hanan & Youssif

Boxer the cart horse


• His role : He represents hardships , loyalty , dedication and
betrayal by leadership
• His key actions: He uses the quotes “I will work harder” and
“Napoleon is always right” and he never questions authority
• His traits : He has immense physical power and he is very Loyal
and Kind-hearted
• His historical connection : He represents the working class of the
Russian Revolution.
• What he symbolizes : He reflects the exploitation of the working
class and he highlights the blind loyalty and lack of awareness. He
also represents betrayal by those in power.
Napoleon
• His role: He is the leader of the farm after the rebellion and he uses
propaganda(Refers to info which is biased or misleading) , fear and
manipulation to take control of the farm.
• His key actions and traits : He is cunning , Manipulative , greedy and
selfish as he uses Squealer to spread propaganda and twists the truth
to suit his needs.
• His historical connection and what he symobolises : He represents
Joseph Stalin , The Soviet leader who took control after the Russian
Revolution…
Napoleon (He wouldn’t fit in one slide )
Youssif

• Like Stalin , Napoleon uses propaganda , fear and violence to


maintain power , this shows how some leaders can be corrupt and
selfish when they gain too much power. He also uses lies , and
loyalty of others (like boxer) to stay in control.
Laiq & Rishtekanth

Conclusion about Boxer


Boxer represents the hardworking but exploited working class,
highlighting their dedication and sacrifice. His loyalty and
strength show how corrupt leaders like Napoleon use and betray
those who trust them, offering nothing in return.

His tragic fate serves as a powerful warning about the dangers of


blind loyalty, the loss of individual rights, and the cruelty of
tyranny. Through Boxer’s story, Animal Farm teaches the
importance of questioning authority and fighting against
exploitation.
Hanan & Youssif

Conclusion about Napoleon


• Napoleon shows how power and tyranny can corrupt
and lead to unfair rule. He uses tricks, fear, and lies to
control the animals, just like Stalin did during the
Russian Revolution.
• Through Napoleon, Animal Farm teaches us that good
ideas can be ruined when leaders care more about
power than fairness.

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