What are the personality traits of squealer in animal farm?

Answer 1

Mollie is not like any of the other animals. She is conceited, and all she likes is pretty ribbons and lump sugar. She is told she cannot have those things after the rebellion. She asks dumb questions, and is generally a fool.

Answer 2

Squealer is convincing, witty and cunning.

Convincing--->He is able to convince the animals to trust and believe that Napoleon is doing his best for them, and cooperate with the pigs by twisting the truths. Napoleon is just exploiting the animals and sent Squealer around to assure the animals so that they would not go against Napoleon.

Witty---------->He is quick thinking and witty. When explaining things to the animals, he is able to react quickly on the spot when doubts are raised, almost without thinking to make them seem more realistic. For example, when he was telling the animals that Napoleon being the leader is a deep and heavy responsibility and Snowball was no better than a criminal, somebody said that Snowball fought bravely at the battle of the cowshed. But Squealer rebutted him and said that bravery was not enough, discipline was more important and threatened that Jones would be back if they did not follow the pigs.

Cunning------>He is cunning. He is able to use logical fallacies to control what the animals think. When the animals saw that the van which took the sick and injured Boxer away has the knackers' sign on it, they yelled for him to get out and they all knew that he was being sent to the knackers. But Squealer explained to them that it was foolish thinking and Boxer was given the best of treatment at a hospital at which Napoleon paid for the best medicines without having a thought for how much it would cause and he died a peaceful death.

Answer 3

Boxer is a very strong horse. He works, works, works, and works in every spare second that he has. He will listen to anyone in charge, and does not come up with his own ideas.

Answer 4

he a smart guy poverful positive good speaker and wise