George Orwell's Animal Farm

The novel takes place on a farm called "Manor Farm". In the initial stages of the book, the power over the farm is directly in the hands of a certain "Mr. Jones" who in recent times has taken up alcohol consumption. Mr.Jones is parallel to Tsar Nicholas II as suggested by his antipathy toward his people (the farm animals, in Jones' situation) and his denial of the current bureaucratic state. Before his abdication in 1917 (…

…draw that ties the two situations together, one can further grasp what actually went on in Russia during the early 1900's. Thus with the satire established in the novel, more truth can be brought to either situation. Therefore, an understanding as per why each political figure acted the way they did is found, and more can be told as to why the final drive was toward a mass corrosion of such a highly anticipated goal.