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The paper discusses how Napoleon is a central character in George Orwell's novel "Animal Farm" and he is one of the few central characters who makes it to the end of the novel. The paper posits that this no doubt has to do with the fact that he is the ultimate expression of the kind of system that Orwell was satirizing in this novel.

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"Napoleon is a central character in George Orwell's novel "Animal Farm". He is one of the few central characters who makes it to the end of the novel. This no doubt has to do with the fact that he is the ultimate expression of the kind of system that Orwell was satirizing in this novel. As will be discussed in this essay, Napoleon is the archetype of the cynical, power-seeking, corrupt tyrant - the sort of tyrant who has all too often come to power in our world. When we first meet Napoleon, his name should tip us off that he is the central character who will ultimately triumph in this situation."

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