Napoleon's use of violence and intimidation as a means of silencing the animals and ensuring their obedience is important to his ability to maintain power.
The novella "Animal Farm," which is a critique of the Russian Revolution and the advent of the Soviet dictatorship, has Napoleon as one of its characters. Napoleon is used as a parable for Joseph Stalin, a totalitarian leader. Once he tries to kill Snowball, he takes over as the farm's only leader and ruler.
Napoleon employs violence against the other animals in "Animal Farm" to maintain control over them. Napoleon will accuse the animal of committing a crime if he is not satisfied and then command his dogs to kill it. Animals are terrified by such aggression and live in fear of what would happen if they don't follow.
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