Pig's Rule Vs Animal Farm

Animal Farm by George Orwell is a classical literature novel about animals on a farm who overthrow the farmer and begin a new life that is superior to their former lives. In Animal Farm, farm animals are upset with their farmer, or ruler, and drive the farmer, Mr. Jones, out of the farm in an attempt to start new lives. After the animals take over the farm, three pigs named Napoleon, Snowball, and Squealer become the new rulers of the farm and create a new society, or way of life for the farm animals. The pigs not only create a new society, but they create a society that surpases the effiecency of the society of the farm animals when they were under Mr. Jones’ rule. In Animal Farm, life on the farm is better on the farm during the pig’s rule
The animals do their jobs because Mr Jones can no longer assist the animals and the animals have more responsibility to grow their own food and perform other tasks. Also, doing jobs and having liability helps the animals take pride in growing their own food and taking care of themselves. Add a summary of the book: In Animal Farm, farm animals are upset with their farmer, or ruler, and drive the farmer, Mr. Jones, out of the farm in an attempt to start new lives. After the animals take over the farm, three pigs named Napoleon, Snowball, and Squealer become the new rulers of the farm and create a new society, or way of life for the farm animals. The pigs not only create a new society, but they create a society that surpases the effiecency of the society of the farm animals when they were under Mr. Jones’