Benjamin: Utopia Society
Have you ever thought of just laying back in the sun with not a care in the world. I’m Benjamin and my moto/saying is “nothing really annoys me, I'm not that kind of [donkey], I'm quite laid back about most things”(Mark Lawrenson). I’m the oldest animal, least tempered so I really have no motive to take action or put input into anything that really goes on, unless it’s a cynical remark. My imagination of an utopian society is everyone is not worried about anything and they don't’ pick sides, they are just laidback and cool. Usually, everyone says that there is no way a community or a place can be an utopian society because there is no such thing as everything is perfect and precise. If you were to ask me what I think about an utopian society from my point of view, I would say yes there is a such thing as a perfect place. My perfect and precise utopia society is all animals in Animal Farm aren’t so worried and freaked out about everything that goes on. In Animal Farm, the animals are worried about things like “will there still be sugar after the Rebellion”(Orwell 17) and questions like “what difference does it make whether we work for it or not?”(Orwell 17). The animals …show more content…
We all know about the government types of Communism, Democracy, Totalitarian from our debates earlier today between Snowball and Napoleon, but the best government for an ideal society I think is democracy. I say a Democracy for Animal Farm because we wouldn’t have just one leader like we do now Napoleon, we would have all animals having a voice and say in what goes around in the farm. It would help the animals because some animals are just being motivated to repeat and following behind one leader by saying “four legs good, two legs bad!”(Orwell 34) because they don’t know what it’s like to follow behind what they think, but now they can have a say in whether they like what’s going or what changes are about to
Have you ever thought of just laying back in the sun with not a care in the world. I’m Benjamin and my moto/saying is “nothing really annoys me, I'm not that kind of [donkey], I'm quite laid back about most things”(Mark Lawrenson). I’m the oldest animal, least tempered so I really have no motive to take action or put input into anything that really goes on, unless it’s a cynical remark. My imagination of an utopian society is everyone is not worried about anything and they don't’ pick sides, they are just laidback and cool. Usually, everyone says that there is no way a community or a place can be an utopian society because there is no such thing as everything is perfect and precise. If you were to ask me what I think about an utopian society from my point of view, I would say yes there is a such thing as a perfect place. My perfect and precise utopia society is all animals in Animal Farm aren’t so worried and freaked out about everything that goes on. In Animal Farm, the animals are worried about things like “will there still be sugar after the Rebellion”(Orwell 17) and questions like “what difference does it make whether we work for it or not?”(Orwell 17). The animals …show more content…
We all know about the government types of Communism, Democracy, Totalitarian from our debates earlier today between Snowball and Napoleon, but the best government for an ideal society I think is democracy. I say a Democracy for Animal Farm because we wouldn’t have just one leader like we do now Napoleon, we would have all animals having a voice and say in what goes around in the farm. It would help the animals because some animals are just being motivated to repeat and following behind one leader by saying “four legs good, two legs bad!”(Orwell 34) because they don’t know what it’s like to follow behind what they think, but now they can have a say in whether they like what’s going or what changes are about to