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Napoleon becomes indistinguishable from humans from "summary" of Animal Farm by George Orwell

The pigs on Animal Farm had long ago taught themselves to walk on their hind legs. It was a strange sight, seeing these animals, who were once content to live on all fours, now strutting around the farm on two legs like humans. Napoleon, the cunning and power-hungry leader of the pigs, was the one who led this transformation. He had always been a shrewd and calculating pig, but now, as he walked upright like a man, he seemed to take on an air of superiority that set him apart from the other animals. As time went on, Napoleon began to take on more and more human-like qualities. He started wearing clothes, a black coat and a stovepipe hat, to distinguish himself from the rest of the animals. He began to associate more with the humans who lived nearby, trading with them and even playing cards with them in the farmhouse. The other animals watched in bewilderment as their once revolutionary leader became indistinguishable from the very humans they had fought so hard to ...
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    Animal Farm

    George Orwell

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