Comparative Essay of Snowball and Napoleon of the "Animal Farm" by George Orwell.

Imagine living in a harmonious world where discriminations against classes cease to exist and everyone works hard toward the common good. George Orwell delineates a farm run by animals who attempt to establish one such society in his novel, Animal Farm. In the beginning of this political satire, the animals stage a rebellion and successfully overthrow their human owners. Though they are liberated, two pigs, Snowball and Napoleon emerge and struggle to take control. In …

…boar's differences, ceaseless disagreements and their struggle for control, make it possible for the realization of this paragon. Unfortunately, this status does not last for long and quickly fades out when Snowball is expelled. Consequently, Napoleon's tyranny and selfishness take over, and worsen Animal Farm's living condition as well as social structure even more so than in Jones' time. What is more, all of this happens ironically in the name of the ideology of Animalism.