Snowball Argumentative Essay

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English 8H
Dr. Nolla
Period 2
Maria Minenko
2/16/17

I’m Snowball. I’m very intelligent and passionate. I know right from wrong, and what to do to prove it. I’ll make our farm better and bring it to greatness. No one will be able to take it from us. I know that Napoleon was trying to make you into slaves, the hopelessness you are feeling and I’ll try as hard as I can to change that, I’ve returned and I am ready to help our farm heal. Napoleon failed, his method of warfare was based on concentrating on his own needs and destroying his enemy. He advanced his army and the soldiers weakened by poor food, which brought some of them to diseases. The life will be different with me, I’ll lead battles against the humans and animals would not
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I see the future and I prepare for it, unlike Napoleon. While Napoleon hoped that the humans would not attack, when they did, he was hiding like a coward. The attacks are awful and we will always prepare for them together, if there will be any. Now, comrades, you know that I have hopes for our futures and I’m here to tell you that those hopes will bring us to reality and we’ll be at a better place. We’ll be treated as equal, where humans will not do any harm to us and the animals will be free. I’m not saying this will happen right away, but we’ll work on it for years to make the Animal Farm great again. The journey will be long and hard, but we’ll work together, by deporting bad influence such as Napoleon because when he was a leader the animals were worse off than they were with Jones. He changed policies and rewrote 7 Commandments. Napoleon does no work himself, he lives in a house and drinks and walks on two legs. Napoleon only cares about himself. He places himself above the other animals. He’s a traitor to Animalism and he does not fit to be a leader. Think about how we would learn a lot of …show more content…
Animals who are going to be educated will learn through life by reading and communicating through writing. Educated animals will be able to create a family and equal society. It is important to build the windmill because If we build it then we will have less labor and more food. Windmill will produce energy, which will bring us food, like milk and chicken eggs, but also for machines that will heat the farm and we’ll have a more comfortable lifestyle. The farm needs to improve freedom and equality because most of the animals feel like there is no equality and that it’s bad for the farm. Everyone’s voice needs to be heard; we’ll listen and work on it. If someone will break a rule, then they will need to face the consequences. I’m strong, I have the knowledge and the heart. I have the wisdom and I don’t need luxury for myself, all I want is to provide for all of us on Animal Farm greatness, education, justice, equality and freedom which will make us feel comfortable and welcomed. I, Snowball, will give the farm much more, than Napoleon. I only want to help the farm and animals. I’m full of ideas that will make the farm better. My policies will be based on Animalism, I’ll lead us to freedom and

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