Animal farm
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- On the manor farm, the pig old major, gathers the animal and inspire them to revolt. Although he dies, two pigs, Napoleon and Snowball, vow to continue his work, and lead the others in driving off the drunken farmer. The pigs of the farm begin to establish a new government where animals have rights.
- No The animals begin to read and write and have beliefs. The animals begin to read and write. They use the commandments to educate all the young. Food is more than enough, the farm run smoothly. However, then the pigs elevate themselves to positions of leadership, a struggle of power begins. Napoleon wins by framing Snowball as a traitor and have the dogs chase Snowball off the farm.
- The commandments of animals
- As supreme leader, Napoleon enacts change to the governance of the farm, replacing meetings of all animals with a committee of pigs who will run the farm. Eventually, Napoleon’s supremacy has him paranoid that someone will try to overthrow his.
- Napoleon begins to blame Snowball for incidents happening on the farm. Using snowball as a scapegoat, Napoleon begins to purge the farm, accusing other animals of conspiring with his old rival, and attacking them with the dogs.
- The animals become convinced that they were better off with the farmer, Mr. jones, than the tyranny that has come to be. Things get progressively worse on the farm. Animals are worked to the point of collapsing, and it is clear that the commandments have been rewritten.
- Animals are no longer equal. The pigs are beginning to take on human qualities , like walking with two legs, they realize that they can no longer tell the difference between them and humans.
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