Idealistic worlds, the idea of a society that mankind has tried to achieve numerous times. Mankind is to blame for the reason of constant failure to achieving a utopian society because of the natural flaws that humans possess causing a constant battle for the perfect place. From several failed societies had resulted in the creation of a dystopia, a state in which everything is unpleasant or bad, usually caused by totalitarian rule. In the novel, Animal Farm by George Orwell, he had created a mocked society off of the Russian Revolution using animals as the people. The dystopia he had fabricated was to emphasize how leadership affects the success societies. Positive leaders tend to lead a stronger society due to the earned respect from their
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In ‘Animal Farm’, the animals are forced to conform to society's expectations. From this, they were easily brainwashed causing them to follow the government without questioning their motives. Orwell supports, “Actually the Commandment read: “No animal shall drink alcohol to excess’” (Orwell 109). The animals all agreed on a certain set of rules for the farm to abide by as a group. When the pigs made alterations to the rules, they easily convince the other animals that the rules always favored the pigs. From this, it had led to one of the major reasons why the society had fallen apart due to stripping away the animals right to individuality and reformation. All of the animals agreed upon never killing any animals because it was apart of the utopian society plans that they created as one. The collaboration of banishing punishments was soon forgotten, creating an uproar and a loss of admiration of Napoleon. In the novel, the new commandment reveals, “It ran: “No animal shall kill any other animal WITHOUT CAUSE’” (Orwell 91). The original commandment stated how no animal shall kill another animal, establishing equality amongst all animals. In order for Napoleon to bypass the rule and murder those who would disobey his rule, he added two extra words into the commandment. Thus, causing the animals to believe Napoleon and allow the injustices. This was yet again another reason for the downfall of the dystopia. From the manipulation to the white lies spread amongst the animals, a successful society must be able to rule equally and honestly to gain the loyalty of the people and the support of the
In ‘Animal Farm’, the animals are forced to conform to society's expectations. From this, they were easily brainwashed causing them to follow the government without questioning their motives. Orwell supports, “Actually the Commandment read: “No animal shall drink alcohol to excess’” (Orwell 109). The animals all agreed on a certain set of rules for the farm to abide by as a group. When the pigs made alterations to the rules, they easily convince the other animals that the rules always favored the pigs. From this, it had led to one of the major reasons why the society had fallen apart due to stripping away the animals right to individuality and reformation. All of the animals agreed upon never killing any animals because it was apart of the utopian society plans that they created as one. The collaboration of banishing punishments was soon forgotten, creating an uproar and a loss of admiration of Napoleon. In the novel, the new commandment reveals, “It ran: “No animal shall kill any other animal WITHOUT CAUSE’” (Orwell 91). The original commandment stated how no animal shall kill another animal, establishing equality amongst all animals. In order for Napoleon to bypass the rule and murder those who would disobey his rule, he added two extra words into the commandment. Thus, causing the animals to believe Napoleon and allow the injustices. This was yet again another reason for the downfall of the dystopia. From the manipulation to the white lies spread amongst the animals, a successful society must be able to rule equally and honestly to gain the loyalty of the people and the support of the