How Did Napoleon Altered The 7 Commandments
Throughout the story Napoleon, Squealer, and the other pigs who were granted leadership broke and altered the seven commandments made to differentiate themselves from the humans. They wore clothes, sleep in Mr. jones bed, drank the beer, Napoleon killed the animals connected to snowball, and changed the seventh commandment so some animals were more equal than others. They altered the fourth commandment so that they could sleep in the beds but had to do it with no sheets. The pigs added on to the fifth commandment so they could drink alcohol but they had to do it with excess. In chapter ten the animals had heard clovers voice, they rushed to her and saw squealer walking on his hind legs. After they altered all of the commandments it did not
seem strange that the pigs supervising the farm carried whips in their trotters, wore Mr. and Mrs. Jones clothes
Napoleon was able to brake and alter the commandments by manipulating the emotions and beliefs of the animals. Every time something good would happen the animals would say “thanks to comrade Napoleon I had laid five eggs today” or something of that sort. In addition, whenever the animals had questioned the commandments changing the Squealer had said they needed to with all of the brain work, questioned if they would not have them carry out their duties and said if they would rather have Mr. jones back. The animals had no complaint about the rest of the things they did that was unfair. He and Squealer made Snowball from a hero who fought bravely at the battle of the cowshed to a mischievous spy who was working with Mr. Jones all along.
In the last few chapters the pigs had started walking on two legs, living in the house, inviting humans over, carrying whips while supervising and had taken out subscriptions to magazines. The flag they made at the beginning of the rebellion had lost the trotter in the middle and was now a plain, green flag. Napoleon had They lost what made them the animal farm, clover had saw the pigs drinking and playing cards with the humans describing that she saw creatures on the outside went from pig to man and man to pig but could not tell which.
seem strange that the pigs supervising the farm carried whips in their trotters, wore Mr. and Mrs. Jones clothes
Napoleon was able to brake and alter the commandments by manipulating the emotions and beliefs of the animals. Every time something good would happen the animals would say “thanks to comrade Napoleon I had laid five eggs today” or something of that sort. In addition, whenever the animals had questioned the commandments changing the Squealer had said they needed to with all of the brain work, questioned if they would not have them carry out their duties and said if they would rather have Mr. jones back. The animals had no complaint about the rest of the things they did that was unfair. He and Squealer made Snowball from a hero who fought bravely at the battle of the cowshed to a mischievous spy who was working with Mr. Jones all along.
In the last few chapters the pigs had started walking on two legs, living in the house, inviting humans over, carrying whips while supervising and had taken out subscriptions to magazines. The flag they made at the beginning of the rebellion had lost the trotter in the middle and was now a plain, green flag. Napoleon had They lost what made them the animal farm, clover had saw the pigs drinking and playing cards with the humans describing that she saw creatures on the outside went from pig to man and man to pig but could not tell which.