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    In the book “Animal Farm” by George Orwell the animals live in the farm‚ owned by Mr. Jones. They were not happy with their lives and one day they decide to rebelled and take over the farm. After the Revolution‚ the pig named Napoleon‚ takes the leader position. However‚ The Revolution failed because of Napoleon‚ he did not care about other animals and wanted everything for himself. The idea of Animalism and Revolution came from Old Major‚ who wants them to be free and work for themselves. After

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    mingle with the aniamls on neighbouring farms‚ tell them the story of the Rebellion‚ and teach them the tune if ‘Beast of England’. This is the first evidence in the chapter show that the revolution would go wrong is that Snowball and Napoleon sends out pigeons‚ this makes Snowball and Napoleon superior to the pigeons‚ telling them what to do. The second paragraph is about Mr Jones who is in the pub drinking and telling other people about this problem about his farm‚ and telling them that he was the

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    Orwell wrote the fable‚ Animal Farm‚ displaying through clever allegories that every government system has a flaw‚ especially communism. However in 1954‚ the CIA funded the film adaptation of Animal Farm with changes to the ending‚ demonstrating a different theme then Orwell intended. In the fable‚ Mr. Pilkington‚ a character allegorical to a political power of democracy‚ and Napoleon‚ an allegorical character of Stalin‚ play cards while speaking about how Napoleon’s “lower animals” are similar to Mr

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    there now except a single Commandment. It ran: ALL ANIMALS ARE EQUAL BUT SOME ANIMALS ARE MORE EQUAL THAN OTHERS” (Orwell 134). In the place where the seven commandments had once been written‚ a new commandment had been written. One that presented inequality to most of the animals in the farm. It stated that some animals are better than other animals. This quote contradicts what the animals had originally tried to establish which is that all animals are equal. That quote was said by the narrator

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    Human Society through Animal Society in Animal Farm “The importance of enlightenment to resist totalitarianism” Like LIU Lingnan(University) College‚ Sun-Yat-Sen University Abstract:Totalitarianism (or totalitarian rule) is a political system in which the state holds total authority over the society and seeks to control all aspects of public and private life whenever necessary. 1Is totalitarianism an unavoidable nightmare? Through three questions pointing towards Animal Farm‚ I want to figure out

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    Weeks ago‚ when I investigated our farm and surveyed the ground‚ I discovered that the knoll is the highest point on the farm‚ and it is certainly the ideal place to build the windmill on. Once the windmill is built‚ it can generate electricity through a dynamo with the energy from wind. This amount of electrical power will be so enormous that it will be able to run a circular saw; it will be able to run a chaff-cutter‚ it will be able to light up every stall in the farm‚ and warm them in winter. I do

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    Orwell’s Animal Farm (1945)‚ which explores Orwell’s distaste on the Russian revolution. This text challenges us to think about power and corruption as it demonstrates and assists us to gain an understanding of the different ways‚ the need for power and corruption can evidently exploit a society. First of all‚ the use of allegorical techniques emphasizes how the pigs’ greed for control can demonstrate the detrimental effects of power. It also shows how the hierarchy of the animals on the farm result

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    in the novel‚ Animal Farm. In both Animal Farm and the lives of Italian soldiers under the leadership of Benito Mussolini‚ the agenda and well-being of the leader was considered of higher importance. Throughout the novel the animals are exploited by their leader‚ Napoleon‚ and the other pigs using a common theme expressed in the Commandments of the Italian soldiers. Throughout the novel‚ despite the promise of equality for all animals‚ pigs were taking advantage of the animals for their own

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    The animals on the farm feel restless and held down due to Mr.Jones’s unacceptable restrictions on the farm society.The restlessness that arose inside the animals can be credited to the factor of how when “the very instant that [the animals] usefulness [comes] to an end [the animals] are slaughtered with hideous cruelty.”(2). It can be seen that the animals also can be shown to be caused by how “[the animals] lives are miserable‚ laborious‚ and short”(2) also depicting how bad and uncomfortable the

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    George Orwell’s novel ‘Animal Farm’ is an allegorical fable of the Russian Revolution. It depicts the Revolution in a way that is inoffensive to people and also very easy to understand. This controversial novel also teaches many valuable lessons‚ all very true in man’s past and also in the present. In all of man’s histories‚ there are legends of tyrannical kings and merciless emperors‚ corrupted with the thirst for ultimate power. Education also played an important role in the subjugation of mankind;

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