Snowball, a young boar, known throughout the novel as a dreamer (Kepos and Poupard 178). Snowball works along side Napoleon carrying on the rules set by Old Major until disagreements between Napoleon and Snowball take their toll. Napoleon takes over and Snowball is removed from the farm. Napoleon uses Snowball as a scapegoat, accusing him of everything that goes wrong on the farm (Telgen and Hale 7). Snowball is declared a traitor to the farm, and Napoleon announces there will be no additional discussions (Robb 2). Snowball's character clearly matches the historical figure Leon Trotsky (Moss and Wilson 18). Like Trotsky, who was deported from Russia by his ex-associate Joseph Stalin, Snowball is run off of the farm by Napoleon (Telgen and Hale 7). This information is a perfect connection of symbolism between the dictatorship...