In the last paragraph of Animal Farm by George Orwell, it is depicted that the animals are finally beginning to see modifications within the pigs’ attitudes and what they have transformed into physically and mentally. As loud cries of cheer flooded the farm, the animals’ attention had been piqued and they swiftly rushed up to the dining room window. Taking a small glance into the glass pane of the window, what they saw had shocked them, yet had confused them at the same time. They had noticed that there was a significant change on the faces of the pigs. Although, as they gazed at the pigs, they were uncertain as to what it was that had seemed to be changing. Coupled with the changes they saw of the pigs, they also observed the inebriated men
