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Represents Stalin and his totalitarian rule; often abuses power and manipulates others for control.

Represents Leon Trotsky; focused on improving the farm and promoting equality before being ousted.

Symbolizes the working class; loyal and strong, but naive and eventually betrayed by the rulers he trusts.

Represents the propaganda machine; spreads Napoleon's lies to control and manipulate the masses.

Inspires the revolution; symbolizes Marx/Lenin; his ideas are co-opted and corrupted by others.

Represents the bourgeoisie and vanity; she misses her privileges and eschews hard work for material comforts.

Symbolizes the skeptical, disenfranchised population; he's aware of the abuse but feels powerless.

Represents the incompetent aristocracy or the Czar; his mismanagement and cruelty lead to the rebellion.

Symbolizes Hitler; engages in deceitful negotiations and eventually betrays Animal Farm.

Allegory for the Western leaders; he's skeptical and eventually forms a superficial friendship with the pigs.

Represents blind conformity; their bleating and uncritical repetition of slogans prevent meaningful dialogue.

Symbolize the secret police; they are Napoleon's enforcers, instilling fear and maintaining his power.

Illustrate those resistant to authority; their protest against egg sales leads to harsh repercussions.

Represent propaganda or diplomacy; they spread the message of Animalism to other farms.

Embodies the female working class; caring and strong but is disillusioned as the revolution strays from its ideals.

Symbolizes religion; talks about Sugarcandy Mountain to placate the animals and maintain control.

Represents the educated working class; she's literate and perceptive but doesn't act against the pigs.

Symbolizes the opportunistic middle-men or capitalists who benefit from dealing with the totalitarian regime.

Illustrates self-centered individuals; she's present when beneficial to her and absent during hardship.

Represents the state artist; creates works to glorify Napoleon and the ethos of Animal Farm.

Symbolize early adopters of the revolution; they have enthusiasm but are soon exploited.

Allegory for Stalin's Five Year Plans; represents grand promises that are destroyed and manipulated for power.

Represents the Russian Civil War; vital for the establishment of the farm's independence.

Symbolizes WWII, particularly the Nazi invasion of Soviet Russia; a pyrrhic victory for Animal Farm.

Represents the betrayal of the working class; despite promises made, worker's ends are grim.

Symbolizes Communism; intended as an egalitarian doctrine but corrupted in practice.

Represent the original revolutionary ideals and their eventual erosion and reinterpretation.

Reflects the cyclical nature of power; from 'Manor Farm' to 'Animal Farm' back to 'Manor Farm'.

Represents the Tehran Conference; it shows developing tensions and the blurred line between pigs and humans.