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Why Do Jones's Farm Hate Animals
The animals on Jones’s farm hate humans and believe that they should not be treated the way they are because they are forced to do all work on the farm. One night the animals meet together and discuss the issue. They come up with the solution of forcing Jones and his wife out of their farm house. At this meeting they are also taught a song called “Beasts of England.” This soon becomes the anthem of animals all over. “The singing of this song threw the animals into the wildest excitement. Almost before major had reached the end they had begun singing it for themselves. Even the stupidest of them had already picked up the tune and a little bit of the words and as for the clever ones such as the pigs ad the dogs they had the entire song by heart in a few minutes.”
The next day the animals take over the farm and rename it from “manor farm” to “Animal Farm.” The first
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One day the animals look out and see humans with torches and fire, but the animals are prepared. They begin fighting by releasing the geese and smaller animals onto the humans, then when that didn’t work they released the goats, sheep etc. That had a slightly better effect but still didn’t work the best. Finally they released the cows and horses onto them. “But the most terrifying spectacle of all was Boxer, rearing up on his hind legs and striking out with his great iron-shod hoofs like a stallion.” In the end the animals won the battle.
Boxer got sick a few weeks after the battle. He was sent to the hospital where he died. This was greatly troublesome to the animals since he was the most trusted, hard working one on the farm.
Many years past and animals no longer rival with humans and they eventually live in harmony. One day they were all drinking and playing poker when a pig and human both play the same cards. They are unsure of what to do. They look from the pig, to the human, and back to the pig and can not tell the difference between the

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