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    to be smart‚ others say honest; a few might even say that a good leader is bold‚ or caring. In the book Animal Farm‚ we see two animals fighting for leadership over a farm that they overtook from their owner. Despite the fact that Napoleon‚ a power-hungry boar‚ ends up snatching the title (after chasing Snowball‚ a fellow boar and his opponent‚ out of the farm with guard dogs) and running the farm‚ he is not the best person for the role. Although Napoleon and Snowball both possess bravery and intelligence

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    1984. vs. Animal Farm

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    Dr. Roll 28 March 2013 1984 vs. Animal Farm George Orwell‚ the man behind two best-selling novels; 1984 and Animal Farm‚ follows the idea that the establishment of an elite power in a society produces hopelessness and fear. George Orwell is an author commonly known for his politically influenced works regarding socialism. In Animal Farm‚ Orwell portrayed an uprise of the farm animals overthrowing their master‚ Mr. Jones. Two pigs led the animals in this rebellion; their names were Snowball

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    Animal Farm Extended Essay

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    Widemon  Friday‚ November 22‚2013  Animal Farm Extended Essay  The idea of rebellion is planted by Old Major‚ who is at the end of his life; he has a vision  of a farm owned by Animals‚ who work together for the common good. His ideas are taken and  expanded by the pigs‚ led by Snowball and Napoleon; Snowball is an idealist‚ while Napoleon  seeks personal power. When Jones forgets to feed the animals‚ they rebel and drive all the  humans off the farm‚ and believe themselves to be on the verge of a better future

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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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    Comparison Animal farm is an allegoric novel which has a very interesting story to it. The story is about animals in a farm and the owner “Mr. Jones”. Animal Farm allegorizes the rise to power of the dictator Joseph Stalin. In the movies “Animal Farm” and the Harrison Bergeron film they have rules some rules of equality they share and the bill of rights is a set of rules ensuring our freedom and helping us have some more privileges that can’t be taken away or changed unlike animal farm where Napoleon

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    Animal Farm Chapter Notes

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    Animal Farm – Chapter Notes Chapter 1 Mr. Jones – Owner of Manor Farm – alcoholic Old Major – Prize Middle White Boar – calls a meeting – animals come because he is highly regarded by the other animals The animals come to meeting in following order: dogs: Bluebell‚ Jessie‚ Pincher‚ pigs‚ hens‚ pigeons‚ sheep and cows‚ two horses – Boxer and Clover‚ Muriel – white goat and Benjamin – old Donkey‚ ducklings Mollie‚ and then the Cat. All except for Moses the Raven Old Major explains he is dying

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    In chapters 1 and 2 of Animal Farm by George Orwell some major events take place. After a drunken Mr. Jones goes to bed‚ all the animals on the farm gather in the barn for a meeting. Old Major delivers a speech acknowledging the neglectful actions of their leader and the unfortunate conditions they live under‚ approaching the subject of a revolt. Later‚ a certain group of animals takes his ideas into their own hands and stirs the idea of rebellion even further. In the same manner‚ during the reign

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    perfect.” It is a very true statement. It is also true that the former is infinitely more likely to come close to perfection than the latter. It is almost appropriate that such a proverb is used to highlight the similarities between German dictator Adolf Hitler and the character Napoleon from the 1956 novella Animal Farm‚ although a little ironic in that a Chinese proverb can so well fit the actions and ideals of an English swine and a German pig. The first and perhaps the most prominent similarity between

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    In Animal Farm‚ George Orwell uses logos in almost every speech that any of the animals give. Logos means to persuade by the use of reasoning. He (George Orwell) mostly uses logos in the speeches that the loyal pig of Napoleon‚ Squealer‚ gives to all the animals on the farm. He uses logic in the speeches when he tries to persuade the animals about doing more work on the farm‚ or giving Napoleon more food than the rest of the animals. He tries to use logic when saying that the animals in charge

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    Animal Farm, A Fairy Tale

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    Brian Johnson 12/16/12 G Hour Animal Farm‚ A Fairy Tale Do you think that George Orwell compared the animals to the people in Russian History correctly? Orwell did a good job at comparing the animals to the people in the novel “Animal Farm‚ A Fair Tale. He uses facts about the person to define the animal characters. Boxer represented the working class because he is a cart-horse. Boxer has incredible strength; he is also dedicated to work. One of Boxer’s mottoes are “I will work harder”. Boxer

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