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Political philosophy/ideology developed by the pigs (mainly Snowball, Napoleon, and Squealer) based on Old Major's speech.
Animalism
Two farm dogs that have recently had litters of puppies.
Jessie and Bluebell
A large, rather fierce-looking Berkshire boar, not much of a talker but known for getting his own way.
Napoleon
A vivacious and quick-thinking pig. Good speaker and inventive.
Snowball
She's foolish and pretty. She usually flirts with her white mane.
Mollie
It represents Russia and also the countries of Europe more generally: places once ruled by aristocrats, now ruled by capitalists, and ripe for a Communist revolution.
Manor Farm
What's the name of the song the animals sing together?
Beasts of England
A small, persuasive pig with a talent for argument, described as very skilled at twisting words to make a case.
Squealer
He has a stupid appearance, but he was universally respected for his steadiness of character and tremendous powers of work.
Boxer
It's strong, motherly and middle age. It has four foals.
Clover
It's a domesticated bird who slept on a perch behind the door.
Moses
It's old and cynical. It's also good friend with Boxer.
Benjamin
He likes alcohol and has a gun.
Mr. Jones
He has a dream, and the others, acknowledging his age, wisdom, and all-around general superiority, gather around (campfire-style) to listen.
Old Major
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