The revolution depicted in Animal Farm was successful in overthrowing the oppressive human regime and establishing a self-governing animal society. However, it ultimately failed in achieving its initial promise of equality and freedom for all animals. The pigs, led by Napoleon, gradually consolidated power and became corrupt, establishing a new form of tyranny reminiscent of the human regime they had overthrown. The other animals, initially enthusiastic and dedicated to the revolution, were manipulated and oppressed by the pigs, showcasing the failure of the revolution to bring about lasting change. In the end, the animals' lives were not improved, and the revolution in Animal Farm serves as a cautionary tale about the potential for revolutions to be corrupted.
