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Difficulty: EasyAnalysis of Prescribed Non-African Prose Texts

Complete the statement below regarding character allegory in George Orwell's prescribed Non-African novella, *Animal Farm*.

Answer:In George Orwell's *Animal Farm*, the idealist pig who advocates for spreading the revolution and parallels the historical figure Leon Trotsky is named 【Snowball】.

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Snowball
In George Orwell's allegorical novella *Animal Farm*, Snowball represents Leon Trotsky. He leads the defense during the Battle of the Cowshed and advocates for technological progress like the windmill before being driven out by Napoleon.

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Identify the allegorical character in George Orwell's *Animal Farm* who corresponds to Leon Trotsky.
The character is Snowball.
Snowball is portrayed as an eloquent speaker and strategist who favors spreading Animalism to neighboring farms, directly paralleling Leon Trotsky's political ideology.

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Allegorical Characterization in Prescribed Non-African Prose
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Analysis of Prescribed Non-African Prose Texts

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