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    Animal Farm and Russian Revolution Comparison and Contrasting Final Writing Assignment In Animal Farm the animals take on the characteristics of the Russians from the Russian Revolution. The main characters in animal farm seem to be most like the main people who participated in the Russian Revolution. For example, in Animal Farm Napoleon seems the most like Joseph Stalin and Snowball from Animal Farm seems the most like Leon Trotsky. In Animal Farm Snowball was trusted by everyone after Old…

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    Orwell’s Animal Farm is a dystopian piece of literature that serves as a microcosm of the situation that took place in Communist Russia under the rule of Joseph Stalin. This short novel narrates a story with animals in a farm who get rid of men to become independent. However, the pigs, having the highest level of intelligence in the farm, seem to gain power and control, and manipulate the other animals to their liking. Consequently, the main pig, Napoleon, becomes the ‘Leader’ of the farm and…

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    is present in Animal Farm by George Orwell. The animals on the farm break away from their controlling owners to experience more freedom. The farm is controlled with seven commandments that represent animalism, which all animals must follow. The pigs on the farm, especially Napoleon, quickly gain power due to their higher intelligence. Throughout the story, corruption can be seen in the society when Napoleon orders the changing of set rules and manipulates the minds of other animals. After the…

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    public through George Orwell 's Animal Farm. This novella symbolizes every aspect of the Russian Revolution, including several specific leaders and followers such as Napoleon and Boxer. Napoleon symbolizes Joseph Stalin, and Boxer symbolizes the working class who blindly follow Napoleon. Just as in the Russian Revolution, Napoleon and Boxer have dire consequences on the well-being of Animal Farm; Napoleon 's vicious wrath disassembles the foundations in which animal farm is built, and the way…

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    one of the questions people would ask after reading George Orwell’s Animal farm. The book displays class conflicts and showing how some classes are more equal than other ones.This book was an allegory to the Soviet Union and the allies during World War II. People can see the well known leaders and allies in some of the characters. Orwell shows how badly the working class was treated comparing it to times in the Soviet. In Animal Farm George Orwell uses conflict, dialogue, and irony to display…

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    Snowball and Napoleon continue their debates, the greatest of which occurs over building a windmill on a knoll. Snowball argues in favor of the windmill, which he is certain will eventually become a labor-saving device; Napoleon argues against it, saying that building the windmill will take time and effort away from the more important task of producing food. The two also disagree on whether they should have a armory of guns or send out more pigeons to neighboring farms to spread news of the…

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    Animal farm is a novella written by George Orwell, following the figurative battle between mankind and animal, and the yearning for a utopian society. A farm of animals decides that they have put up with humans taking advantage of their capabilities to produce food, for too long. The animals rebel and take control banishing the farmers, Mr. Jones and his wife. At first their lives improve tremendously, and all the animals are treated equal. But soon enough, a pig named Napoleon takes over. He…

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    Animal Farm Quote Analysis

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    In the novel Animal Farm written by George Orwell, this quote is proven true in novel, “Power tends to corrupt and absolute power corrupts absolutely”- Lord Acton. First, Snowball is the leader of the farm but then Napoleon overthrows snowball by kicking him out with force. Once Napoleon starts to gain power he abuses it on the farm very quickly. Life becomes very hard for most of the animals on the farm. Through a lot of propaganda and persuading Squealer gets the animals to believe many things…

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    The book “Animal Farm” written by George Orwell is an allegorical novella reflecting upon the events leading up to the Russian Revolution and the revolution itself. I would even go so far as to state “Animal Farm” is a moral satire that is directly linked to the events that took place during the Russian Revolution and the prominent figures involved in it. The main characters such as Old Major, Snowball and Napoleon bear a resemblance to Russian figures such as Karl Marx, Leon Trotsky and Joseph…

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    In the book, Animal Farm, there are many concepts relating to fairy tales. Though these concepts seem pretty evident throughout the story, there are also many other underlying non-fairy tale concepts that are not evident. In some cases, Animal Farm can be considered a full on fairy tale, but as stated before, it has a few concepts that do not follow fairy tale guidelines. Nonetheless Animal Farm closely follows the guidelines of being a Fairy Tale. At an overall look at Animal Farm, it has more…

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