As Orwell wrote the book of ‘’Animal Farm” he tried to portray the truth about the Russian Revolution. By creating an allegory with the Revolution and Manor Farm he made it less possible for him to get caught, and easier to write the truth. As the Russian Revolution occurred, Orwell effectively showed how the book of Animal Farm was related to the Revolution by showing the truth about Russia and its economical connections, by using the animals ideal characteristics to show the character description of the people, and by showing how they persuaded the people in believing the untruthful events that occurred.
Orwell uses allegories in the book to portray the books accuracy about Russia and its economical connections. He did this by stating the …show more content…
One example of this allegory was when “ Napoleon ordered the dogs to attack the pigs. The dogs seized the four pigs by the ear, and dragged them squealing with pain and terror, to Napoleons feet (pg.109)’’. This shows how Napoleon was a cruel leader, and made people believe it was okay for him to do that to innocent animals. This also shows that Napoleon was starting to believe that Animal farm was being ruled off his commands and ideas. Another example is “no animal shall kill any other animal”. On page 82-83 Napoleon made the animals Sharp 3 believe that it was for his protection. He also made it seem okay for him to kill the pigs. With these examples is showed how, Napoleon was a cruelty based leader and made the other animals on Manor Fam believe otherwise. Orwell’s purpose in writing the book was to show the truth about the Revolution in Russia, and that’s just what he did without giving too much away to get him caught. Orwell clearly showed the truth about the Russian Revolution, the character description to the people, and how they persuaded the people. By doing this, he cleared up the truth and untruthful things that had to do with the Russian
Orwell uses allegories in the book to portray the books accuracy about Russia and its economical connections. He did this by stating the …show more content…
One example of this allegory was when “ Napoleon ordered the dogs to attack the pigs. The dogs seized the four pigs by the ear, and dragged them squealing with pain and terror, to Napoleons feet (pg.109)’’. This shows how Napoleon was a cruel leader, and made people believe it was okay for him to do that to innocent animals. This also shows that Napoleon was starting to believe that Animal farm was being ruled off his commands and ideas. Another example is “no animal shall kill any other animal”. On page 82-83 Napoleon made the animals Sharp 3 believe that it was for his protection. He also made it seem okay for him to kill the pigs. With these examples is showed how, Napoleon was a cruelty based leader and made the other animals on Manor Fam believe otherwise. Orwell’s purpose in writing the book was to show the truth about the Revolution in Russia, and that’s just what he did without giving too much away to get him caught. Orwell clearly showed the truth about the Russian Revolution, the character description to the people, and how they persuaded the people. By doing this, he cleared up the truth and untruthful things that had to do with the Russian