Animal Farm Character Tracking
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Animal Farm Character Tracking
The Farm’s New Rule
When the animals drove Mr. Jones from Manor Farm, they painted a rule on the barn wall: “All animals are equal.” Snowball organized meetings and explained plans for a windmill that could make their work easier. Napoleon rarely spoke at the meetings, but he watched closely. One morning, the animals found the milk missing. Squealer explained that the pigs needed it to keep their minds sharp for running the farm. “Surely you don’t want Jones to come back?” he asked. The animals exchanged uncertain glances and went back to work. Snowball drew a windmill plan in the dirt. The animals crowded around, asking questions. Napoleon called the plan foolish. Soon afterward, he brought nine large dogs into the yard. They chased Snowball off the farm. No one dared to follow. That evening, Squealer announced that the windmill would be built after all. He said Napoleon had supported the idea from the beginning. The animals could not remember this clearly, but they were tired and did not argue. As the weeks passed, the pigs moved into the farmhouse and began sleeping in beds. Clover thought she remembered a rule against beds. She asked Muriel to read the barn wall. The rule now said, “No animal shall sleep in a bed with sheets.” Clover felt uneasy, but she could not read the words herself. The other animals returned to their chores.
Character Clues
Use evidence from “The Farm’s New Rule” for each response.
- Squealer
- Napoleon
- Clover
- Muriel
- Napoleon
- Squealer
- Clover
- Snowball
- Questions a rule but feels uncertain
- Uses force to remove a rival
- Shares a plan and answers questions
- Explains decisions and reshapes the story
- Snowball draws a windmill plan in the dirt.
- The animals go back to work after Squealer speaks.
- The rule about beds is changed to allow beds with no sheets.
- Clover asks Muriel to read the wall.
- Hard work always makes life fair.
- Those in power can use fear and altered information to control others.
- New inventions solve every problem.
- Friendship is more important than rules.
- Proud and satisfied
- Worried or uncomfortable
- Sleepy and relaxed
- Angry and shouting
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