Meer Nathan Rahman and Hafeez Aziz
Form 3B
English B
Napoleon
What are his Doesn't talk much but gets his support
oratory skills and through violence and fear.
how does he get Evidence
support? page 13, paragraph 2 “Napoleon was a
large, rather fierce−looking Berkshire
boar, the only Berkshire on the farm,
not much of a talker, but with a
reputation for getting his own way.”
page 38, paragraph 2 which states
“Napoleon was better at canvassing
support for himself in between times.
He was especially successful with the
sheep.”
What is his Napoleon thinks that the windmill is
stance on the not important and that they should
windmill? focus on growing food.
Evidence
page 41 paragraph “Then Napoleon
stood up to reply. He said very quietly
that the windmill was nonsense and
that he advised nobody to vote for it.”
However later in the story he claims
that this was never the case. In page
45, paragraph 1 “Napoleon announced
that the windmill was to be built after
all.”
How does he On the day of the vote Napoleon calls
arrive at the idea up 9 ferocious dogs to chase Snowball
of the windmill? out of the farm, then he steals the
windmill idea from Snowball and tells
the animals the Snowball tries stealing
the idea from him.
Snowball
Says very loaded language but
is very persuasive. He gets his
support through talking to the
animals by using logic.
Evidence
page 13, paragraph 2
“Snowball was a more
vivacious pig than Napoleon,
quicker in speech and more
inventive” 
page 37, paragraph 3 “At the
Meetings Snowball often won
over the majority by his
brilliant speeches”
Snowball thinks that having
the windmill will improve the
lives of the animals. He thinks
it would be better for them to
have the windmill so that they
could get electricity. He
believes it will make the
animals more comfortable.
Evidence
page 41, paragraph 1
“Electricity, he said, could
operate threshing machines,
ploughs, harrows, rollers, and
reapers and binders, besides
supplying every stall with its
own electric light, hot and cold
water, and an electric heater.”
They came from three books
that came from the house. He
wanted to create machinery to
create less work.
Evidence
 Evidence
Who are mostly His slogan was"Vote for Napoleon
his supporters? and the full manager"  snowball and the three-day
What is ultimately The animals that only want to
their slogan?  produce food are his supporters.
Evidence
“Vote for Napoleon and the full
manger” as mentioned in page 40
paragraph 1.
What is his view Napoleon isn't interested in
on animal defending the revolution by
rebellions across spreading it beyond the confines of
the country and Manor Farm. Doing so would
the defence of undermine his power while
Animal Farm? 
increasing the power of Snowball.
So long as there is a revolution in
one farm, he can maintain control
over the animals
He believes that they need to learn
to use guns.
Evidence
page 40 paragraph 2 where
“According to Napoleon, what the
animals must do was to procure
firearms and train themselves in the
use of them.”
His slogan was "Vote for
week".
Animals who want an easier
life and want to enjoy
comforts are his supporters.
Evidence
page 40 paragraph 2 where
“According to Napoleon,
what the animals must do
was to procure firearms and
train themselves in the use
of them.”
Snowball's ideas are that
she believes the animals
should send messages to
other farms to make them
rebel.
Evidence
page 40 paragraph 2 which
states “According to
Snowball, they must send
out more and more pigeons
and stir up rebellion among
the animals on the other
farms.”
 NAPOLEON vs. SNOWBALL
In Chapter 5, the antagonism between Napoleon and Snowball becomes increasingly noticeable,
especially in the matter of building a new windmill. Answer the questions about the two characters. 

SNOWBALL’S BANISHMENT AND NAPOLEON’S REIGN 

1) While giving a convincing political speech on the importance of building a new windmill, 

Snowball is brutally interrupted. Who interrupts his speech and what happens to Snowball? 

1). Snowball was interrupted by Napoleon and he was chased by Napoleon's guard dogs.

1).During Snowball's speech Napoleon got the sheep to interrupt his speech chanting "Four legs 
good Two legs bad!" Snowball's speech was then cancelled for he was chased off the farm by
Napoleon's guard puppies.

 2) As soon as Snowball gets driven off the farm, Napoleon introduces a number of changes,
signalling the beginning of a new era. Who makes the decisions on behalf of all the farm animals
from now on? How do the Sunday morning ceremonies change?

 2).Napoleon states that all important decisions will be made by the pigs.

B).Napoleon puts an end to all future meetings and puts a ban on sunday morning ceremonies so as
to prevent opposition to the pig's plans.

3) Who protects Napoleon?

3).Napoleon is protected by his loyal attack dogs,to intimidate the other animals and display his 
power/strength.

4) Finally, Napoleon announces that the windmill is going to be built after all. Who explains this 
seemingly unusual decision and how is Napoleon’s change of hearts explained? 

4)Squealer explains Napoleon's decision to build the windmill after all,squealer says that the 
windmill had been Napoleon's idea all along and snowball stole the blueprints so he pretended to 
be against the idea to get rid of snowball because he is "bad."