5.1.7
Moses & Mr Frederick Quotes
Mr Frederick
Mr Frederick
Animal Farm is an allegory; all of the events and characters symbolise 20th century historical and political events.


Key words
Key words
- Dishonest.
- Corrupt.
- Cruel.


Characterisation
Characterisation
- Mr Frederick is argumentative, smart, corrupt and cruel.
- He tricks Napoleon when they enter into business together by using forged bank notes. This makes Napoleon look foolish and shows that Frederick is dishonest.
- Mr Frederick and his men invade Animal Farm and blow up the windmill. This causes great suffering to Animal Farm. He is shown to be aggressive and ruthless.


Context
Context
- Mr Frederick represents Hitler and Nazi Germany.


Quotes
Quotes
- “Frederick, whom they both feared and hated”.
- “The banknotes were forgeries! Frederick had got the timber for nothing!”
- “The windmill had ceased to exist!”
1Important Plot Features
2Characters & Their Links to History
2.1Key Characters
3Key Themes & Orwell's Purpose
4Language, Form & Structure
4.1Language, Form & Structure
5Recap: Main Quotes
5.1Characters Quotes
5.2Text Structure Quotes
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1Important Plot Features
2Characters & Their Links to History
2.1Key Characters
3Key Themes & Orwell's Purpose
4Language, Form & Structure
4.1Language, Form & Structure
5Recap: Main Quotes
5.1Characters Quotes
5.2Text Structure Quotes
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