The quote from the book Animal Farm by author George Orwell that represents the message of the literature is from page 114, “About this time, too, it was laid down as a rule that when a pig and any other animal met on the path, the other animal must stand aside: and also that all pigs, of whatever degree, were to have the privilege of wearing green ribbons on their tails on Sundays.”. This quote tells us that Napoleon and the other pigs power has gone to their heads. The pigs have made themselves superior to the other animals. The green ribbons have represented how the pigs made themselves different than the other animals. Napoleon has slowly made himself and the other pigs greater than than the other animals, by breaking each one of the seven
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As a reader, it was very obvious that one of them, Napoleon or Snowball would overthrow one another. Now looking back at the Battle of the Cowshed, Napoleon has always wanted power, but at that time he didn't know it would go to his head. At the time of the climax, when Napoleon becomes the new leader of Animal Farm after having his corrupted dogs run off Snowball, Napoleon began his sinister ways. The animals are now almost afraid of Napoleon. Henceforth, Napoleon started to use his power against his farm. That scene foreshadowed that Napoleon was no good and his power was soon to catch up to his head. The falling action was received when the animals started to realize that Napoleon’s and Squealer’s power has gone to their heads. Napoleon’s power was being used against the farm and other other animals. Napoleon started to break the Seven Commandments, and when questioned him and Squealer would “adjust” the rule. He was becoming what the animals fought against. The resolution of the story is when Napoleon re names Animal Farm back to Manor Farm. Napoleon and the pigs have turned completely back to humans, leaving the other animals on the farm starving and miserable. Napoleon and the pigs power has completely gone to their
As a reader, it was very obvious that one of them, Napoleon or Snowball would overthrow one another. Now looking back at the Battle of the Cowshed, Napoleon has always wanted power, but at that time he didn't know it would go to his head. At the time of the climax, when Napoleon becomes the new leader of Animal Farm after having his corrupted dogs run off Snowball, Napoleon began his sinister ways. The animals are now almost afraid of Napoleon. Henceforth, Napoleon started to use his power against his farm. That scene foreshadowed that Napoleon was no good and his power was soon to catch up to his head. The falling action was received when the animals started to realize that Napoleon’s and Squealer’s power has gone to their heads. Napoleon’s power was being used against the farm and other other animals. Napoleon started to break the Seven Commandments, and when questioned him and Squealer would “adjust” the rule. He was becoming what the animals fought against. The resolution of the story is when Napoleon re names Animal Farm back to Manor Farm. Napoleon and the pigs have turned completely back to humans, leaving the other animals on the farm starving and miserable. Napoleon and the pigs power has completely gone to their