Monologue Animal Farm

Both Napoleon and Snowball approached the raised platform at the back of the barn, and began to speak of the procedures that had just occurred. Snowball’s back was still smeared with blood, therefore, in his mind, enabling him the right to speak first. “Comrades, this battle we have won, though it may not be the last one. There was a specific feeling about today, an indescribable feeling that was felt all throughout the farm. Perhaps it was vengeance, perhaps it was victory, but we all know that Jones will never know the latter.”

“One animal was lost today, and to honour the fallen, we shall sing ‘Beasts of England’ at the end.” Snowball paused, surveying the attentive audience in front of him. They looked eager for him to continue, though sad for the loss for their efforts. Napoleon gave him a look, and he started talking, again.

“The pure determination of all of us together, comrades, was enough to frighten away Jones, and his evil henchmen, and possibly any thought of returning as well. What we did today, as a group was both courageous, and dangerous. I would applaud all of you if I had hands. The
I personally believe that was the last we shall see of Jones and his men in a long time. I am telling you now that you should be ready to die for Animal Farm if the times comes. The fallen sheep had her life taken today so that no one else’s had to be taken as well. Jones could have killed many more of us with that shotgun of his, and he almost did in fact, kill me. The wounds that have happened because of today will be taken into consideration for your working hours, as they will need time to heal. But do not think that you should make a fool of yourself, and make an injury now, as we all know who was injured in today’s