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characters a.f 2 - Coggle Diagram
characters a.f 2
Squealer
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Allegorically represents propaganda, possibly "Pravda" or Vyacheslav Molotov.
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Simplifies language to limit debate (e.g., "Four legs good, two legs better!").
Complicates language to confuse and intimidate the uneducated (e.g., justifying pigs' consumption of milk and apples for the farm's good).
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Justifies Napoleon’s actions, no matter how selfish or severe.
Physically "skips from side to side" when explaining, paralleling his evasive and manipulative speech.
His name refers to both a pig's vocalization and the act of betrayal, fitting his role perfectly.
Boxer:
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Thinks in simple slogans, such as "Napoleon is always right," showing dependence on a leader.
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Embodies the best qualities of the exploited working class: dedication, loyalty, and hard work.
Displays weaknesses Orwell saw in the working class: naive trust in intelligentsia and failure to recognize political corruption.
Exploited by the pigs more than by Mr. Jones, symbolizing the invisible labor supporting political elites.