Comparison Between Jenelle And George Orwell's Animal Farm

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Jenelle: Good evening, Mr. Napoleon. We have a few ideas on promoting your message to the public.

Ashleigh: Our first idea for advertising is to portray you as a powerful godlike figure *gestures towards Napoleon on first poster*. This idea has worked for many other leaders in the past. This makes you seem better than other leaders so they’ll want you to represent Animal Farm. They want Animal Farm to be the best farm ever. Representing you as powerful convinces the other animals that you are a trustworthy, capable, and strong leader. *gestures towards bowing animals* This shows the other animals that are happy to be ruled by you and are praising you. *gestures to Napoleon on poster* This shows you as the sun or a god. It makes you seem like a necessity. They will associate you with light, warmth, and power. If they see you as a necessity and associate you with good things, they’ll want to keep you as a leader. *gestures toward Napoleon* This facial expression makes you look
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Showing you as a god may be a bit frightening(especially considering the “incidents”), so this will comfort them. This makes you seem caring, kind, and loving. They should see you as tough and strong, but still know that you have a soft side. *gestures towards baby animals* This shows you caring about baby animals and keeping them warm. It shows all kinds of animals so they know that you’re not biased and you love all animals. The baby animals symbolize the farm. This demonstrates how he’ll take care of and love the animals and the farm. Showing you like a father also makes you seem wiser than the other animals. They’ll want a wise and caring leader so they feel cared for and safe. This will also appeal to younger and weaker animals that need to be nurtured and protected. They’ll see you as stronger, wiser, and more capable. This lets them know that they’ll be okay and they’re in good

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