Prudence Enganda
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1. Mr. Jones - The owner of Manor Farm, who mistreats the animals and neglects their needs.
2. Old Major - An elderly pig who inspires the animals to rebel against Mr. Jones and his oppressive rule.
3. Boxer - A strong and loyal horse who becomes a symbol of hard work and dedication.
4. Clover - A motherly mare who looks out for the other animals and tries to keep them safe.
5. Benjamin - A cynical donkey who is skeptical of the revolution and its leaders.
6. Mollie - A vain and materialistic mare who is more concerned with her own comfort than the well-being of the other animals.
7. Snowball - A clever and charismatic pig who helps to organize the rebellion and establish Animalism.
8. Napoleon - A power-hungry pig who eventually becomes the leader of the farm and betrays the principles of Animalism.
9. Squealer - A manipulative pig who serves as Napoleon's propaganda minister and spreads lies to control the other animals.
10. The other animals - Various farm animals who join the rebellion and work together to create a better life for themselves.
2. Old Major - An elderly pig who inspires the animals to rebel against Mr. Jones and his oppressive rule.
3. Boxer - A strong and loyal horse who becomes a symbol of hard work and dedication.
4. Clover - A motherly mare who looks out for the other animals and tries to keep them safe.
5. Benjamin - A cynical donkey who is skeptical of the revolution and its leaders.
6. Mollie - A vain and materialistic mare who is more concerned with her own comfort than the well-being of the other animals.
7. Snowball - A clever and charismatic pig who helps to organize the rebellion and establish Animalism.
8. Napoleon - A power-hungry pig who eventually becomes the leader of the farm and betrays the principles of Animalism.
9. Squealer - A manipulative pig who serves as Napoleon's propaganda minister and spreads lies to control the other animals.
10. The other animals - Various farm animals who join the rebellion and work together to create a better life for themselves.
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Google Gemini AI
Sep 10
Characters and their Functions in Chapter One of "Animal Farm"
- Old Major: A wise old boar who inspires the animals to rebel against the humans.
- Mr. Jones: The cruel and oppressive farmer who owns the farm.
- Mr. Frederick: A neighboring farmer who owns Pinchfield Farm.
- Mr. Pilkington: Another neighboring farmer who owns Foxwood Farm.
- Moses the Raven: A tame raven who preaches about a better life in Sugarcandy Mountain.
- Squealer: A cunning pig who manipulates the other animals through propaganda.
- Napoleon: An ambitious and ruthless pig who becomes the leader of the farm after Old Major's death.
- Snowball: A clever and idealistic pig who initially challenges Napoleon's leadership.
- Boxer: A loyal and hardworking horse who symbolizes the common animal proletariat.
- Benjamin: A cynical and aloof donkey who represents the skepticism and apathy of some animals.
- Mollie: A vain and self-indulgent mare who represents the frivolous and selfish elements of society.
- Old Major: A wise old boar who inspires the animals to rebel against the humans.
- Mr. Jones: The cruel and oppressive farmer who owns the farm.
- Mr. Frederick: A neighboring farmer who owns Pinchfield Farm.
- Mr. Pilkington: Another neighboring farmer who owns Foxwood Farm.
- Moses the Raven: A tame raven who preaches about a better life in Sugarcandy Mountain.
- Squealer: A cunning pig who manipulates the other animals through propaganda.
- Napoleon: An ambitious and ruthless pig who becomes the leader of the farm after Old Major's death.
- Snowball: A clever and idealistic pig who initially challenges Napoleon's leadership.
- Boxer: A loyal and hardworking horse who symbolizes the common animal proletariat.
- Benjamin: A cynical and aloof donkey who represents the skepticism and apathy of some animals.
- Mollie: A vain and self-indulgent mare who represents the frivolous and selfish elements of society.
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