Animal Farm
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- The great rebellion
- AHHHH! THESE DARN ANIMALS!
- RUN JONE'S AND HIS MEN OUT!
- Old Major's great speech
- WE MUST REBEL COMRADES FOR THE FUTURE OF OUR FELLOW ANIMALS!
- "Beasts of England, beasts of Ireland,Beasts of every land and clime, "
- Napoleon's Dogs
- I have no interet in Snowball's doings. I will be the one responisble for the puppies education!
- Mr. Jones goes out to drink one night and comes back on a rampage, forgetting to feed the animals. The cows grow tired of being starved and break into the storage shed to feast. Mr.Jones and his men discover this and began to whip the cows, sparking the rebellion. Fired up with anger, the animals attack Jones and his men out of the farm viciously.
- The final strike of Jones
- WE MUST FIGHT FOR ANIMAL FARM! CHARGE AT JONES AND HIS MEN!
- As Old Major nears his death, he gathers the animals together to discuss the current and horrible lives of the animals. Major describes how the animals were mercifully mistreated while being worked like slaves. He gives them ideas of rebellion with a dream he had the previous night. Major dreamt of a world where the animals live freely without being in the clutch of humans. He urges the animals to make this dream of rebellion happen no matter the cost. Major sets out rules the animals must follow to avoid falling into the same path as the humans. He also introduces the song called "Beasts of England.", which was once sung by previous animals. The lyrics represented the ideal animal utopia in Major's dreams.
- The takeover of Napoleon
- Napoleon gave no thought to Snowball's leadership or antics. He pronounced he prioritized the education of the young rather than the elders. After the dogs' named Bluebell and Jessie gave birth to nine puppies, Napoleon stored them away. They were stored in a loft that could only be reached by a ladder in the harness room. Napoleon made himself responsible for the puppies' education.
- The fall of the windmill
- IT MUST BE THAT TRAITOR SNOWBALL!
- In early October, Jones and men from Foxwood and Pinchfield attacked the farm as a rebellion against the animals in the farm. Snowball had prior knowledge of this and used his calculated plans to launch attacks accordingly. Amid the attack, Snowball orders the final strike to ambush. The animals charge as the humans come near, launching attacks with all their force. The animals are ready to fight for their land and freedom, refusing to return to the harshness of life before.
- As the animals begin to place their vote regarding the Windmill, Napoleon makes a high-pitched whimper. In an instant, nine enormous dogs appear wearing brass-studded collars. The dogs leaped straight for Snowball, but he luckily dodged. As Snowball heads for the door, the dogs chase him right out, leaving the other animals stunned. Snowball tried to run as fast as he could, but being a pig, he was incapable of running with much speed. The dogs were gaining ground on him as he ran around the farm. As a last resort of escape, Snowball slipped through a hole in the hedge where he was never seen again.
- WRAHHHHHHHHH
- One November night, violent winds filled the air within the farm. The winds were so vicious that the foundation of the farm rocked on its feet. The tiles surged away left and right as the terrorizing environment tore it apart. The hens, awakened by the noise, screeched in terror. When the animals awoke in the morning, they witnessed a terrible sight. The windmill lay waste, causing a cry of despair from every animal's throat. This site even had Napoleon racing ahead of the other animals, who stood there mourning in silence afterward. Napoleon suddenly sniffed the ground as his tail grew rigid, swinging from side to side. He finally announced that the perpetrator of this tragedy was Snowball.
- WHAT HAS HAPPENED TO THE WINDMILL?
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