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    Animal Farm is an allegorical (a metaphor based on a character, place, or event) novel by George Orwell. The book’s events relate to the Russian Revolution of 1917. The book starts of with old Major, an old boar and an allegory of Karl Marx and Vladimir Lenin, calling a meeting about a dream he had on Manor Farm. He tells the animals that they must create a rebellion against humans, he called them “enemies,” and then he recalls his dream. The dream was about a song he used to hear amongst the…

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    Animal Farm, by George Orwell, is a short story with a big metaphor, and many underlying themes. Animal Farm is a story about a group of farm animals who rebel against their cruel keeper, Mr. Jones, the rebellion was successful, but things turned after greed and corruption spread quickly through the leaders and all that was rebelled for was lost. As said before, there are many underlying themes in Animal Farm, but the three that stood out the most to me were Greed, Leadership and Hope. I will…

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    George Orwell’s Animal Farm is an allegory for the Russian Revolution and for a variety of themes. Related to power, violence and control. Orwell’s views on their themes shape the story of Animal Farm which is a story based on the revolt by a group of Animals to overthrow the owner of the Farm. Wanting a change and things to be better and different, it ends up changing for the worse. Violence by the animals in the way they treat everyone else who disagree with their views and standards, while…

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    The Leading And The Blind Animal Farm is a politically satiric novel that is a fable as well. George Orwell, which is an alias for his actual name, Eric Blair, wrote the novel. Animal Farm, involves an irresponsible farm owner named Mr. Jones who is a symbol for the Czar who spends most of his time unproductively and intoxicated instead of taking care of his dependent animals. Eventually, a boar named Old Major sparks the animals into planning a rebellion against the lazy farmer. After Old…

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    Let-Down Animal Farm

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    another girl. In Animal Farm, the animals are let down by many characters. This lead to the failure of the farm and many disastrous deaths. George Orwell believes that people should be careful with who they are loyal to because they can be let down. Mr. Jones is a character that lets the animals on the farm down. He became depressed after losing his money in a lawsuit. This made him start to give up on the farm and the animals. The living conditions when Mr. Jones was the owner of the farm were…

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    Why Is Animal Farm Banned

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    Banned Animal Farm. Animal Farm has been banned in loads of countries for the same reasons and sometimes it’s a different reason. Why have they been banned? Why have countries like North Korea, Kenya, Zimbabwe, and the United Arab Emirates banned this book about animals who revolt against the farmers, but fall into a corrupt leadership. Why ban a book that is read by children in the U.S.A and others? A book can be harmless on the outside, but can be dangerous on the inside. Animal Farm has…

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    Animal Farm Essay The US has utilized propaganda techniques through history during international crisis and war. George Orwell visibly uses propaganda in his fictional novel Animal Farm. The book is set on a farm called Manor Farm, which was changed to Animal Farm, with talking animals who rebel against their farmer. According to Orwell, the novel symbolizes events leading up to the Russian Revolution and then later on to the Stalinist era of the Soviet Union. Characters like Snowball and…

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    Animal Farm is like a satire as in the book, George Orwell talks and mocks the theme of power of how absolute power corrupts absolute. Orwell substitutes animals for humans, so the major concepts of communism can be played out on the farm. Communism is meant to be a classless society which is similar to Animalism in Animal Farm as all animals are equal. However he mocks the Russian Revolution which like in Animal farm is the Revolution that results in new leaders, but the same kind of tyrants.…

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    from I choose Animal Farm knowing it would be quite interesting to write about with all the political fuss that went on over the novel. Animal Farm was written by George Orwell in 1946, it falls under many different categories of literature. It’s considered a children’s story, a fable, and a political satire. It can be considered a children’s story because it was written in the style of a children’s book and involves funny farm animals that talk, but In my opinion Orwell usedAnimal Farm as a…

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    others. George Orwell’s Animal Farm is a clear cut example of how fear is used to manipulate and gain control. The pigs in this story represent the communist government of the Soviet Union, and the animals represent the people. The pigs frighten the other animals with the threat of Jones’ return, Napoleon’s dogs, and Squealer’s propaganda to increase power and retain control of the farm. All animals on the farm dread the thought of Mr. Jones coming back, reclaiming the farm, and bringing wrath…

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