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    Chapter 11 Animal Farm

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    Animal Farm Ch. 11 After a few hours when all of the animals were in a deep sleep‚ Napoleon walked down to the shed with Pilkington to observe Napoleon’s livestock. At this point‚ Napoleon and all of the farmers were very drunk off of Napoleon’s homemade whiskey. Little did they know that Squealer wasn’t drunk at all and had a plan to kill Napoleon for power. Squealer had a big mouth‚ so he had to tell the animals‚ Squealer had persuaded the animals to hate Napoleon‚ and that he himself was going

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    In the allegorical fable Animal Farm by George Orwell‚ power is shown in the way the animals take over the farm to achieve their own means‚ with the conclusion drawn by Orwell that "Power tends to corrupt and absolute power corrupts absolutely." To begin with‚ Old Major‚ a highly respected old boar‚ uses his position of trust to influence the other animals that it is time for change. To do this‚ he uses the power of oratory‚ using a number of persuasive techniques. The Roman philosopher Cicero

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    Animal Farm Comprehension and Analysis- Chapter-5 Section A: Short Answers: 1. The pigs made all of the decisions on the farm policy because they were the smartest on the farm. 2. Snowball and Napoleon are always at odds with each other. 3. Three examples that show that they were always odds with each other was that napoleon was more demanding and snowball only wanted happiness. If one of them suggested sowing a bigger acreage with barely‚ the other was certain to demand a bigger

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    the book Animal Farm‚ the animals seem to live in constant fear that Mr. Jones will return. The pigs capitalized this fear by distorting the animal’s memories‚ and intimidating them with the thought that their greatest terror will return. They fabricate lies about their former comrade Snowball‚ and modify the Seven Commandments to benefit themselves. It can easily be stated that the purpose of this manipulation is for the pigs to gain power and control over the other animals at the farm. It is

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    Animal Farm: Plot Summary

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    ------------------------------------------------- Animal Farm: Plot Summary ‹ Previous PageNext Page › Manor Farm is a small farm in England run by the harsh and often drunk Mr. Jones. One night‚ a boar named Old Major gathers all the animals of Manor Farm together. Knowing that he will soon die‚ Old Major gives a speech in which he reveals to the animals that men cause all the misery that animals endure. Old Major says that all animals are equal and urges them to join together to rebel. He teaches

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    The True Meaning of Animal Farm Animal Farm: Is it just a simple fairy tale or really a deep political satire? Animal Farm is a fairy tale written by George Orwell. It takes place at an English farm in an unspecified time‚ most likely around the early or middle 1900s. The characters are talking animals‚ and a few humans with whom they interact. The book targets a society in which freedom is attacked. More specifically‚ Animal Farm targets Stalin‚ because the book was written around his time period

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    ANIMAL FARM: A BOOK REVIEW SUBMITTED TO: MR. EDWARD CELESTE SUBMITTED BY: MS. JEZLEE FARA-ON Animal Farm is basically a story of communism told in the setting of a farm. Because of a very convincing vision of a dying pig‚ the animals led by the younger pigs revolt against the cruel human farm owner‚ one pig‚ takes over and tries to turn the farm into a sort of Utopia with guidelines to prevent animals from becoming like man and the farm prospered

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    3 In Animal Farm‚ by George Orwell‚ the author displays the power of rhetoric. The pigs within the novel effectively use rhetoric to persuade the other animals in a variety of ways. Three powerful rhetorical tools that the pigs use are ethos‚ pathos‚ and logos. The first rhetorical device that the pigs use to try and persuade the other animals is pathos. Pathos is the emotional appeal. One way pathos is used in Animal Farm is when Boxer states‚ “I do not believe that snowball was a traitor

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    Animal Farm: The Nature of Power Describe at least one idea that was worth learning about. Explain why the idea was worth learning about in the text. In George Orwell’s book Animal Farm an idea that was worth learning about was the corruptive nature of power‚ and the effects it has on those who wield it. “Power tends to corrupt; absolute power corrupts absolutely.” -Lord Acton. This is important because it gives the reader an insight on Orwell’s theory on why most communist revolutions and

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    In the book‚ Animal Farm‚ George Orwell depicts communism as a negative political and economic structure‚ at the same time‚ he realizes that there are positives that come along with communism. One of these positives is that everyone is treated equally and no one receives any special attention or reward. Orwell displays this on the “Animal Farm” when every animal is treated equally regardless of how much work they do or how smart they are. One example of this is the cat on the farm. The cat does very

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