💥Molly's disappearance symbolizes the fate of dissenters in Soviet Russia.
🔥Napoleon's rise to power mirrors Stalin's brutal dictatorship.
🌪️Snowball's expulsion reflects Trotsky's forced exile.
💡Old Major represents Lenin, the visionary for communism.
😒Benjamin's cynicism embodies the disillusionment of educated individuals.
What does Molly's disappearance represent?
—Molly's disappearance represents the fate of individuals who disagreed with the ruling party in Soviet Russia.
How does Napoleon's rise parallel Stalin's dictatorship?
—Napoleon's rise to power mirrors Stalin's ruthless and oppressive dictatorship in Soviet Russia.
What does Snowball's expulsion symbolize?
—Snowball's expulsion reflects Trotsky's forced exile from the Soviet Union.
Who does Old Major represent?
—Old Major represents Lenin, the visionary leader for communism.
What does Benjamin's cynicism symbolize?
—Benjamin's cynicism represents the disillusionment and apathy of educated individuals in times of political chaos.
00:00Chapter five highlights the power struggle between Snowball and Napoleon on the farm.
01:55Molly's disappearance mirrors the fate of dissenters in Soviet Russia.
02:21Napoleon's rise to power parallels Stalin's brutal dictatorship.
03:07Snowball's expulsion reflects Trotsky's forced exile from the Soviet Union.
02:31Old Major represents Lenin, the visionary leader for communism.
03:07Benjamin's cynicism embodies the disillusionment and apathy of educated individuals.
