Animal Farm

2. The historical figure on whom Napoleon's character is based; known for his authoritarian rule.
5. A narrative that represents a deeper meaning, often political or moral.
8. The often drunk farmer who runs the Manor Farm before the animals revolt.
9. The raven who spreads tales of Sugarcandy Mountain, representing religion.
11. The state of being successful or thriving, which the animals hope to achieve.
13. The uprising against Mr. Jones that leads to the establishment of Animal Farm.
14. A major project that symbolizes the animals' hope for a better future and productivity.
15. A term linked to Mollie’s character, who is self-centered and more concerned with her own desires.

1. A resource taken from the other animals to benefit the pigs, highlighting inequality.
2. The pig who serves as Napoleon’s spokesperson and manipulates the truth.
3. A political and economic theory advocating fairness and equality.
4. An imagined society characterized by human misery, as seen in the farm's decline.
6. An ideal society that the animals initially strive to create.
7. The historical figure on whom Snowball's character is based; a key leader in the Russian Revolution.
10. The pig who is a leader in the revolution and advocates for the windmill project.
12. The set of 7 rules established by the animals to govern their behavior and maintain order.