Animal Farm, a novel by George Orwell, is an allegory based on the events and results of the Russian Revolution. The outcomes of Stalinist Russia inspired him to write this novel, in which he describes the drawbacks of communism and Russia in a satirical format. As in the actual Russian Revolution, both the leaders and the followers in Animal Farm act in ways that destroy freedom and equality in the farm. A prime example of this is that of Napoleon, the totalitarian dictator pig of the farm, and Boxer, the ignorant, strong and loyal workhorse of the farm. The ignorance of Boxer, and his two motto's "Napoleon is always right," and "I will work harder" lead Napoleon to take advantage of him and the other animals in many ways, such as making the dogs attack him, and eventually killing him off.
The point George Orwell was trying to make in this book was that the blindly loyal followers of a regime or government are not helping their common people, but simply giving the government......

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Title: Animal Farm
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