The Types to Ruin a Revolution in Animal Farm
             There are the infamous examples of Stalin and Hitler in history in which
             someone takes abuse of power for their own personal gain. George Orwell emphasizes
             this idea of the abuse of power through animals in his novel Animal Farm. The
             characters of Napoleon, Squealer, the dogs, and Boxer all symbolize important types of
             people in the making and breaking of a revolution. Animal Farm contains the theme that
             there will always be some group of people who will contaminate an idealistic revolution
             The main character in Animal Farm who takes advantage of the stupider animals
             and completely ruins the Revolution is Napoleon, a pig. Napoleon loves power and
             chases away another pig with power, Snowball, so he can be the sole ruler. Napoleon
             symbolizes the people of the world who will do anything to be in control. One especially
             famous example of this type of person is the character Macbeth from William
             Shakespeare's Macbeth. Macbeth murdered the king, killed innocent people, and
             sacrificed his morals in order to become king. This type of person is needed in order for
             an idealistic revolution to be corrupted. Through the character of Napoleon, George
             Orwell emphasizes that there will always be someone willing to commit heinous deeds in
             order to become leader, dictator, or tyrant
             The pigs of the farm are much smarter then the rest of the barn animals and take
             up the job as the "thinkers" and "planners." The other animals are the "workers" and
             diligently believe anything the pigs tell them. The abuse of power begins when they
             notice that the apples and milk start disappearing. Sqealer, the public speaker pig,
             explains this to the worker animals:
             You do not imagine, I hope, that we pigs are doing this in a spirit of
             selfishness and privilege? Many of us actually dislike milk and apples. I
             dislike them myself. Our sole object in tak
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