You can say something among the lines of: "Snowball is more intelligent than Napoleon<span> but does not have Napoleon's depth of character. He is also a skilled orator. Snowball, like Leon Trotsky, is a liberal politician and wants to improve Animal Farm with a windmill and other technological tools that could aid the animals in working, but </span>Napoleon<span> drives him out before he can do so."</span>
Answer: Slam Chapter 5 Summary. Now that word on the street (a.k.a. at school) is that Sam took some drop-dead gorgeous girl to the movies, he's gotten more popular at school. In fact, a girl named Nikki, who never gave him the time of day before this went around the rumor mill, asked if he wanted to meet her at McDonalds for a date one day.
Explanation:
Gawain wears the green girdle as a token of his failure for not keeping his promise. He was supposed to give the host that he would give him whatever he gained that day, but he didn't give him the green girdle for fear that he would die. After being called out because of that, Gawain swears to wear the green sash for the rest of his life, and the Knights of the Round Table start wearing it as well after absolving him of blame.