Be industrious. There he was, industrious brother, clever salesman, winning the business for Willis Gann and they got jealous of his success.
Squealer is a character in Animal Farm by George Orwell, a pig who serves as the main minion of Napoleon and the tertiary antagonist turned anti-hero. Squealer goes around telling lies to the other gullible farm animals to cover up and or/justify Napoleon's atrocities and convince the animals to stay loyal to him.
Posted on. (Answer #1). By Chapter VIII, Napoleon has begun involving the farm in trade with other farms, and as a result he demands much higher production of food from the animals on the farm. During the course of Chapter VIII, Squealer comes to the animals and reads them the production figures.While the figures are informative to the animals, Squealer's purpose in reading them to the animals takes on an added significance. The figures serve as an illustration of the success of the farm/state.They are meant to instill pride and a sense of motivation in the animals, though the opposite it most often the case.osted on. (Answer #1). By Chapter VIII, Napoleon has begun involving the farm in trade with other farms, and as a result he demands much higher production of food from the animals on the farm. During the course of Chapter VIII, Squealer comes to the animals and reads them the production figures.