Chapter 7: What was going through your mind from the beginning to the end of the hen's rebellion, and Napoleon's inquisition*?

This made me think that the rebellion would fail. The reason why I thought this was because when you look at the 7 commandments -and of the law- that no animal should kill another animal is no more. This is because Napoleon is basically kill all the animals on the farm (or he eventually will). Already Napoleon has killed nine hens, and 4 porkers which equals 13 kills so far. These were also for small reasons because the hen didn't want to donate any eggs to the humans just for the well being of Napoleon making money. This caused the hen rebellion, but later on he killed 4 porkers just because they disagreed with Napoleon.

Visualizing the conditions of the farm, they have reached the extent where you can describe the Animal farm is facing a civil war. This is so because they don't have such a great leader (Napoleon) who can control things for the good of the animal farm. Including the fact that there are huge protest going and he is the one how has caused this. Also Napoleon killed his own people from the government, just for not agreeing with his statement. This is why I can confidently say that the rebellion will fail.

Don't you think that Napoleon has been overwhelmed with too much power?