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Epilogue Sunny Palczynski's Animal Farm
Epilogue Sunny Palczynski After 5 years the elements began to retake what was once “Animal Farm". The animals that once inhabited the farm were long gone; not many knew where they went, but rumors in England have said that they either ran away or did as was customary, worked until they died. But the farm was still in good condition, ragged and dilapidated, but good enough to sell and salvage. That's why an inspector from the bank was ordered to check the farm to see if it was ready for the renovations. The inspector, whose name no one at the office cared to remember, was a thin man barely fitting into the suit he was mandated to wear. He exited his small car and stepped through the gates, noting on his clipboard as he went. The once cared for …show more content…
It stood as a symbol as the rumors said, to the animals, but now it was in tears, ripped beyond recognition and it now stood upside down. Then it was noted that there was an old gun mounted on the barn. The inspector eyed this deeply, let out a woeful sigh, and continued on his way, this time making his way to the old remains of a farmhouse. When the inspector made his way to the front door he noted that there were footprints leading up to the door; these footprints matched that of the unusual ones he saw at the front gate. After using the keys given to him by his supervisor at the bank, he entered there. He saw the remains of a card game in progress and sheets of paper marked “Overdue” and “repossession notice” but one took the inspector by surprise this letter was signed by the chief of police Dear members of the state formally known as Manor farm you and your leaders are suspected of conspiracy and bribery and illegal distilling and the suspected kidnap with intent to harm of members of british parliament this letter is to inform you that there is now an official warrant for your arrest” the inspector was taken by surprise by this he read the reports well and what was left of them after the collapse of the animal

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