Even though some leaders are very brilliant and have fantastic ideas, certain circumstances and the actions of others prevent these ideas from going forth. In Animal Farm, Snowball's ideas are never put to plan. Seeing what a great speaker he is, his competitor, Napoleon, runs Snowball off the farm so he can become the leader of animalism. Although he is a ruthless boar who is an articulate and persuasive speaker, Snowball is extremely naïve to the evils, which surround animalism.
Every person and animal has a distinct personality, which will pave his or her path in life. The gifted orator in Animal Farm Snowball had a very vicious and outgoing personality (Snowball). As a speaker, Snowball used intelligence, logic, and rhetorical skills; because of those talents, he was one of the prime candidates for presidency of the farm (Overall Analysis: Characters). He threw his heart and soul into the welfare of the other animals and the attempt to spread the word of animalism (Overall Analysis: Character).
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English: The Red Lion pub, Willingdon Village. The...Being a good speaker relates directly to being a good writer, and Snowball was both of these. He wrote the Seven Commandments onto the wall and physically changed the farm name from Manor Farm to Animal Farm (Snowball). He performed a lot of hands-on work with animals committees, "The Egg Production Committee" for the chickens and the "Clean Tails League" for the cows to name a few (Eissen). Snowball also devised the flag design to symbolize the hopes and dreams of the animals (Snowball). One of his greatest dreams was of a world run by machines, and he would accomplish that dream by building a windmill to run the farm's electricity (Snowball). When Snowball had finally convinced all of the animals the windmill would bring great things, he was chased off the farm...