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Animal Farm

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Old Major The oldest, wisest pig and father of "Animalism." He had the dream of a world without animal oppression. He represents Karl Marx.
Snowball Exiled pig that had worked with Napolean to be in charge of the other animals on the farm. He represents Leo Trotsky who was a revolutionary along with Lenin and thought Communism was the way to live.
Napolean One of the pigs that took over after Old Major died, trained to dogs to obey his command. He represents Stalin.
Mollie The horse who liked the fine things like ribbons even though it represented being owned by humans. She represents the wealthier class of Russia.
Squealer The pig that always spread the word of Napolean to the other animals. He represents the Russian media who wrote only about Stalin's ideas.
Mr. Jones The owner of Manor Farm who drank too much and did not treat the animals well. He represents Nicholas II, the Czar of Russia.
Boxer The biggest horse on the farm. He did all the hard labor and never questioned what he was told. He represents the working class of Russia.
Clover Boxer's counterpart, a horse who followed orders without questioning.
Old Benjamin The donkey who could read but did not really exercise his ability. He was cynical of his "leaders" but did not interfere. He represents the older men of Russia.
The dogs Bluebell, Jessie, and the other animals of their kind were trained to be the body guards for Napolean and followed anything he said. They represent the military police in Russia.
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