Synopsis Animal Farm, is a typical satirical and political novel from the ever known author, George Orwell. In this narration readers go through a world of animals living with a different code of law. Orwell says though Animal Farm was primarily a satire on the Russian Revolution it was intended to have a vast application. That kind of revolution, which he defined as 'violent conspiratorial revolution led by unconsciously power hungry people', could only lead to a change of matters. However, the turning point of the story was supposed to be when the pigs kept the milk and apples for themselves. It was the reference to the naval mutiny at Kronstadt in 1921.