A View of Snowball in 'Animal Farm'.

something, they were always involved in big debates and quarrels between each other. Snowball was intelligent; he was the first one to think about the animal committees. He organised, planned and helped each comity. He new that committeeswere the best way to keep order and to easily improve life between the animals. This shows that he was a visionary leader. He can organise and think of wayto help the animal society.The first sign that Snowball is not thinking of the people but only in himself is that he agrees that the pig should get the apples and the milk. This is corruption,Snowball is corrupt. He (together with the other pigs) is taking advantage of the other animals, Snowball is becoming human. Every day Snowball becomesmore like a human, he is robbing the animals of what should be shared between them.Snowball is also a very brave pig. He fought bravely during the counter-revolution. Snowball planned the entire defensive operation. He gave orders with allotof planning. His plans were perfect and very ingenious; Snowball is a very tactical, calculated and smart general. Not only does Snowball plan an attack but he also fights in it. He acts in the front line not in the back, he actually leads the attack this shows that he is brave.Snowball again shows that he is a brave pig when he attacks Jones the only human being armed with a fire weapon. Even though he is shot Snowball still findsstrength in himself to go on and bite Jones. This shows that Snowball is not a pig that will easily give up, he is a persistent fighter.Another evidence that Snowball is a visionary leader is when he plans to build the windmill. He knows that this would help all the animals in the job. Thewindmill affair also shows that he is better at convincing then Napoleon is. We can see this when he convinces the animal that unlike what Napoleon says thewindmill is a good idea. Another evidence that he is a good general is when he manages to run away from Napoleon’s dogs.Even though Snowball was a visionary leader he was too happy and motivated to do his job and improve animal life that he failed to see the inevitable. Heshould have imagined what Napoleon was going to use the puppies for, he should have taken precautions. Snowball should have been more political anddiplomatic in his dealings with Napoleon. Snowball was naive not to know that sooner or later Napoleon would try to take full control. He read Julius Caesar he should have associated Brutus withNapoleon and taken more care. He should be a great friend with Squealer. If he had Squealers unconditioned loyalty, Squealer could convince the Animals that Napoleon was to blame and not Snowball. Snowball should have made a truce with the sheep and not ignored them.