Animal Farm Equality

The “Animal Farm” by George Orwell is criticize novella about the communist government in Europe using animal as character. It was during Second World War Orwell found that ruling class (Bourgeoisies) dominating the working class (Proletariat) which leave Proletariat without option, but to revolt. In the novella we can find that pigs dominate the other animal and other animal working tirelessly. Therefore domination, inequality and deceive are the causes of class conflict in the novella.
After the driving away Mr. Jone, animal were happy as they were free from human domination. All animal were consider equal and they were led by two pig Snowball and Napoleon. Later when Snowball is chase away by Napoleon’s dog all animal are left under leadership of Napoleon. Under the leadership of Napoleon, according to Prawesti,2010 “The lower animals in Animal Farm who comprise the working class are hard workers and do not complain about unfairness created by Napoleon, even though they seem to realize that something foul is going on around them”. As season pass even ration for other animal were reduce and made to …show more content…
In beginning animal were treat one, “All animals are equal” (Orwell, 1945), but under the leadership of Napoleon pig were consider superior than other animal “all animals are equal but some animals are more equal than others” (Orwell, 1945). Pigs were given good food and living comfortably compare to other animal. “The early apples were … harness-room for the use of the pigs.”(Orwell, 1945, p.15). Later other animals were made to work harder for windmill when all pigs were staying inside the farm house. “All orders were now issued … public as often as once in a fortnight” (Orwell, 1945, p.39). Pigs being superior, other animal were unable do anything, but to follow the order. Thus, Inequality between two classes of animal made superior to dominate the working class which result in class