Question

Why don't most of the animals in the novel have unique personalities?

A.
The author is trying to represent types of people, not individuals.

B.
Orwell did not want to offend the Soviet government.

C.
The allegory is not intended to be particularly deep.

D.
Animals do not really have personalities.

Answer 1

a

Answer 2

Animal Farm is written for the purposes of being an analogy for a historical event, not an emotional narrative with richly developed characters and relationships.

And yet at the same time it mirrors the Communist worldview - each person is merely another part of the mass, a cog in the wheel. They exist to till farms and be exploited.

Answer 3

I'm thinking it's A