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The indirect speech and the formality that characterises it, have often compelled storytellers to use animals in their stories. It is on this basis that allegory and fable have been created and come into use. By the end of World War II, George Orwell offered to English literature one of its best socio-political allegories: Animal Farm 1 . From Aesop to Orwell passing through La Fontaine, allegory has played a predominant role in our lives, a role that displays virtues as well as vices. News on the radio, television, newspapers, internet...are enough for us to realise that today in some parts of the world, people continue to live under a disguised dictatorship.

Squealer or the Sophism Working for Modern Dictatorship: A Re-visitation of Orwell’s Animal Farm