Since Napoleon wanted to drink more beer, he decided to build a barley farm in place of the grazing grounds. One day, Napoleon came across a case of whiskey in the farmhouse cellar. Napoleon drank the whiskey and got a hangover the next day. By the following morning, he was fine and instructed Willington to buy some books about brewing and distilling. “A week later Napoleon gave orders that the small paddock beyond the orchard, which it had previously been intended to set aside as a grazing ground for animals who were past work, was to be ploughed up. It was given out that the pasture was exhausted and needed re-seeding; but it soon became known that Napoleon intended to sow it with barley.”(112). Napoleon, being the dictator he intended to be, decided to be selfish and replace a retirement ground for his own good. Also, the barley, that was used to make beer from, was only shared among the pigs with Napoleon getting half a gallon daily and the rest of the pigs getting a pint of beer daily. Napoleon symbolizes Joseph Stalin and his dictatorship in Russia. Joseph Stalin took Trotsky’s idea of a five-year plan and enforced it, with a few changes Stalin made. Stalin, being a dictator, decided to execute 81 of the 103 generals and admirals because of his paranoia. During Stalin’s rule, three million people opposed communism and were sent to labour camps in Siberia. (Joseph Stalin: National Hero or cold-blooded murderer)“...81 of the 103 generals and admirals are executed. The secret police strictly enforce Stalinism and people are encouraged to inform on one another. Three million people are accused of opposing Communism and sent to the gulag, a system of labour camps in Siberia.” Stalin was able to force three million people into camps because of Stalin’s secret police. The two analysis proved that Napoleon and Joseph Stalin both turned Animal Farm and Russia into
Since Napoleon wanted to drink more beer, he decided to build a barley farm in place of the grazing grounds. One day, Napoleon came across a case of whiskey in the farmhouse cellar. Napoleon drank the whiskey and got a hangover the next day. By the following morning, he was fine and instructed Willington to buy some books about brewing and distilling. “A week later Napoleon gave orders that the small paddock beyond the orchard, which it had previously been intended to set aside as a grazing ground for animals who were past work, was to be ploughed up. It was given out that the pasture was exhausted and needed re-seeding; but it soon became known that Napoleon intended to sow it with barley.”(112). Napoleon, being the dictator he intended to be, decided to be selfish and replace a retirement ground for his own good. Also, the barley, that was used to make beer from, was only shared among the pigs with Napoleon getting half a gallon daily and the rest of the pigs getting a pint of beer daily. Napoleon symbolizes Joseph Stalin and his dictatorship in Russia. Joseph Stalin took Trotsky’s idea of a five-year plan and enforced it, with a few changes Stalin made. Stalin, being a dictator, decided to execute 81 of the 103 generals and admirals because of his paranoia. During Stalin’s rule, three million people opposed communism and were sent to labour camps in Siberia. (Joseph Stalin: National Hero or cold-blooded murderer)“...81 of the 103 generals and admirals are executed. The secret police strictly enforce Stalinism and people are encouraged to inform on one another. Three million people are accused of opposing Communism and sent to the gulag, a system of labour camps in Siberia.” Stalin was able to force three million people into camps because of Stalin’s secret police. The two analysis proved that Napoleon and Joseph Stalin both turned Animal Farm and Russia into