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    Animal Farm Major Symbol Author: George Orwell Page: 36 Topic: Identify a major symbol (or what you think will become a major symbol) within your novel. Explain its significance. Major Symbol: Pigs Quotes: 1) “The pigs had set aside the harness-room as a headquarters for themselves. Here‚ in the evenings‚ they studied blacksmithing‚ carpentering‚ and other necessary arts from books which they had brought out of the farmhouse” (Orwell 31) 2) “As for the pigs‚ they could already read and write perfectly”

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    1. Writing as if you were speaking in Napoleon’s voice talking to the other animals‚ explain why Boxer is sent to the Knacker’s. Comrades of Animal Farm! We are gathered here today not to mourn Boxer but to understand him. You see‚ Boxer was a great worker‚ he had two great ways of looking at life. 1) "I will work harder!" and 2) "Napoleon is always right!" In these two ways‚ Boxer was right. But you see‚ Boxer was not who we thought he was. Boxer was a mischievous horse and he working for Snowball

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    Effective leaders can inspire individuals. In various countries‚ leaders carry different characteristics that can influence their surroundings. “Animal Farm” written by George Orwell portrays different aspects of the Russian Revolution how?. In fact‚ parallels are found within the different animals of this novel. With the traits that animals were given‚ Orwell makes it visible to the reader on which character portrays the antagonist and protagonist. A leader who is trustworthy‚ open-minded and clever

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    A BOOK REPORT ON ANIMAL FARM by A report submitted in partial fullfilment of the requirements for COLLEGE University of 20 March 2012 Table of Contents Table of contents...........................................................................i Introduction..................................................................................ii Characters...................................................................................iii Plot Summary...................

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    Animal Farm Essay “A good novel teaches audiences about life”. What lessons does your composer teach you? Animal farm by George Orwell is an allegory based on the Russian Revolution. He teaches us that a utopian state cannot exist because of the want for absolute power‚ desire for a luxurious life and that people will always work for their personal gain. For a novel to be a good novel‚ it has to teach us lessons of life‚ as Animal Farm teaches us that a utopian society cannot exist due to leader

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    Animal Farm - Short Essay

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    Animal Farm In the movie‚ I began to see examples of collectivism and individualism. For instance‚ in collectivism the group comes before the individual. The “experts” do all the thinking for the people. Which in this case‚ the pigs‚ Napoleon and snowball were the experts. They made the rules that the farm animals had to abide: all animals were equal‚ no animal shall be killed by another‚ no sleeping on beds or drinking alcohol ect. As the revolution went on‚ the animals helped one another

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    possible way for every being‚ human or animal‚ to be equal. There will always be someone or something that will take power and upset the balance of equality‚ even if it isn’t obvious at first. Animal Farm was destined for failure from the beginning because if the pigs had not taken charge‚ someone else just as inadequate would have‚ the pigs were already considering themselves preeminent before the revolution began‚ and the difference in opinions and ideas about the farm caused chaos. The pigs may have

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    Throughout the book Animal Farm there are many changes that happen to the animals and the humans. Some are good changes and some are bad but either way there are many changes. One big change for the animals are that the pigs eventually learn to walk and cloth themselves just like humans. On the other hand‚ a big change for the humans was that they just got used to the fact that the animals on Animal Farm are self sufficient and are surviving just fine on their own without the help of the humans feeding

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    Animal Farm Comparison Essay Snowball is a young‚ smart‚ good speaker‚ who is also idealistic. Leon Trotsky is the other leader of the “October Revolution.” Snowball really wanted to make life better for all while Leon Trotsky was a pure communist and followed Marx. Napoleon was not a good speaker or as clever as Snowball. Joseph Stalin was not a good speaker either and was not educated like Trotsky was. Napoleon was cruel‚ brutal‚ selfish‚ devious and corrupt‚ but Joseph Stalin was the exact

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    Explore the ways ambition is presented and developed in the texts Macbeth and Animal Farm. Macbeth and Animal farm have many common elements that can be paralleled between the two texts. One of the main ideas is the way the two main characters‚ Macbeth and Napoleon have an intense ambition and languish to have control over others which they take by force and their desperate attempts to contain it. William Shakespeare portrays Macbeth as a cold-blooded‚ power-hungry and ambitious tyrant‚ blinded by

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