As the novel develops the rebellion grows more for instance, the animals change the farm name Manor Farm to Animal Farm, and they introduce seven commandments and sing a song called “Beast of England”. Moreover, Squealer one of best example for plot; Squealer betrays Boxer a fellow animal, Squealer convinces others that Boxer died in the hospital, but the truth is Boxer was sold to slaughter house. In the same manner, in 1984 the story takes place in a country called Oceania, where everything is watched by Big Brother, where Blind obedience to Big Brother is what matters. Orwell introduces Winston Smith who rebelled against Big Brother for example, in the beginning of the novel he commits a “thought crime” by writing a diary, but he hides the book and keep it as a secret. As the novel develops further, Winston falls in love with Julia; they keep the relationship secret, which also symbolizes that there are no individual dreams, expression of feelings or goals in …show more content…
Just like, Napoleon argues that the farm should focus on food production. Furthermore, serious disagreement was seen between the pigs and the other animals in the Animal Farm for instance, pigs take over leadership in the Animal Farm, Squealer a boar teaches sheep to say four legs good but two legs better and in the beginning of the novel the pigs said “All animals are equal”, since the pigs treat themselves special they changed the rule “All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others. In the same way, the novel 1984, overarching conflict is the individual free well of the people. From the beginning of the novel till the end, Winston struggles with whether or not Winston should continue with his own thoughts for example, Winston hides the relationship with Julia at the same time Winston works for the Ministry of truth. In the end Big Brother Wins for example, Big Brother controls everything the thought, minds and their freedom. There is no such thing called individual