After Old Major's death, the initial spirit of rebellion in "Animal Farm" begins to fade as the pigs, particularly Napoleon and Snowball, seize control. The ideals of equality and freedom become corrupted as the pigs prioritize their own power over the collective good. The rebellion's original purpose is gradually overshadowed by the pigs' authoritarian rule, leading to a society that mirrors the oppression the animals sought to escape. Ultimately, the idea of rebellion transforms into a means for the pigs to maintain their dominance, betraying Old Major's vision.
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