Assuming this question refers to the characters of "Animal Farm," we can write the following intro concerning their display of power and how that affects others:
One character that exhibits power rather than leadership is the pig Napoleon. All he cares about is being obeyed by the other animals and living comfortably. A true leader would want to improve life conditions and would participate in the activities.
A character deeply affected is the horse Boxer. He trusts Napoleon's every decision, even the ones that harm him directly. By blindly obeying Napoleon's orders, Boxer's health declines. His reward is to be sent by Napoleon to a butcher, to be killed.
After a successful revolution, the animals living on Manor Farm are able to kick out their human owner. Now, they are in control, and their purpose is to build and equal and fair society.
However, once the pig Napoleon has a taste of power, he wants more. He does not display any skills as a leader, who would motivate and help the whole group. He is a dictator, thirsty for more power, ready to even kill if necessary.
An example of leadership would be that of another pig, Snowball, who actually cared about the animals' well-being. However, he has to escape the farm as Napoleon decides to murder him.
The other animals are all affected by Napoleon's actions. Above, Boxer was mentioned because he remained faithful to the farm even when orders were senseless and abusive.
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