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1 year ago

Did Napoleon manipulate the animals in Animal Farm?

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Napoleon utilizes propaganda to influence history and win over the animals. He has the intelligence to manipulate it and the ability to make the other animals believe it.

Napoleon commands the animals to rend the manipulate throats of many animals that allegedly collaborated with Snowball in a scheme when they admit to working for him. By punishing the animals, on the other hand, you can lower the rations. Napoleon uses fear in Animal Farm to keep his position of authority and put an end to any dissent to his plans or goals. He can inspire fear by using his army of nine deadly hounds. So he can employ propaganda to good effect.

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Yes, Napolean did manipulate the animals in the farm. He assumed control of the Farm as he started to develop the strong and compassionate qualities that characterize a leader.

Napoleon employs other animals to help him make decisions for the Farm in several significant ways. In The Animal Farm, Napoleon employs manipulation to create a personality cult. Napoleon explicitly demonstrates how he controlled the animals in Animal Farm because he thought that the weaker animals were more labor-intensive and deserved to be fed less than the other animals. Napoleon exploits the animals to demonstrate how self-centered he is. In order to sustain himself and gain power, he would force the animals to perform labor. Because they trusted him, the animals would agree to everything he said.

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