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    romanticized by a community, it is difficult to determine where the original idea ends and others begin and can quickly morph into a corrupted system. In George Orwell’s novel Animal Farm, the animals put blind faith into Animalism making it easier for the pigs to corrupt the system. This is achieved through societal pressure, fear of men, and propaganda. Societal pressure plays a key role in the corruption of Animalism as it is used multiple times to control the other animals. Napoleon…

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    Greed In Animal Farm

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    plans for the day. Before they began, the pigs reveal to the animals that they have taught themselves to read and write. Snowball then paints over the name Manor Farm at the top of the gate and replaces it with Animal Farm. The pigs have also developed the principles of Animalism into Seven Commandments and Snowball writes them on the barn wall. The Seven Commandments are: 1. Whatever goes upon two legs is an enemy. 2. Whatever goes upon four legs, or has wings, is a friend. 3. No animal shall…

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    Alexis Rockman's The Farm

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    above refers to Alexis Rockman’s painting entitled The Farm. The artwork depicts animals such as cows, pigs, and roosters, some that look like those you would find in nature and some that appear to have be modified, in a field with rows of crops. Here, Polyxeni Potter (Potter) describes the progression in the painting from left to right of the older version of the species of “the chicken, the pig, the cow, and the mouse” (Potter, p.856) to the newer, more modern version that humans will develop.…

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    whoever goes on two legs is an enemy, whoever goes open four legs, or has wings, is a friend, no animal should wear clothes, no animal should sleep in a bed, no animal should drink alcohol, no animal should kill any other animal, and all animals are equal. For a time things go well for a while until a pig by the name of Napoleon takes control by scaring away his opponent. the pigs, being smarter than any other animal, start…

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    Animal Farm Analysis

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    How the author feels about the pigs can be understood by the advantages that the pigs have, their trickery and intelligence and their well planned deceptions. Old Major came up with the idea of overthrowing the oppression under Mr. Jones but 3 days after the meetings that they had, Old Major passed away. Without a doubt, the pigs were the most intelligent amongst all the other animals which gave them an advantage of becoming the…

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    Major --the oldest pig-- gathers all the animals of the farm and tells them about the animal revolution that his mother told him. A few months after Old Major’s death, the animals rebel. Animal Farm, by George Orwell, is about how the farm survives for the first 10 years or so of its being controlled by animals. All works of literature use techniques to engage and entertain their readers, such as parallel plot and flashback. In Animal Farm, there are many uses of parallel plot: the pigs’ power…

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    Corruption is shown when the original seventh commandment “All animals are equal”(19) becomes the one and only commandment “All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others”.(96) This change is made so the pigs are able to live in luxury and rule over the other animals with no questions asked. One this change is made is shown that though the animals believe they are working for themselves and that life is much better than the days of Jones, “the lower animals…

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    the animals on the farm. Napoleon and the rest of the pigs lead the animals into rebellion to overthrow Mr. Jones and drive them away from the farm and animal territory. Major tels the animals that the croel treatment of humans towards animals had to be stopped. ¨Men is the only real enemy we have. Remove man from the scene and the root cause of hunger and overwork is abolished forever ¨ (Animal Farm, 7). Meanwhile himself, and the rest of the pigs direct the animals to fulfill their duties in…

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    In George Orwell’s Animal Farm, Napoleon, the leader of the farm, and Squealer, Napoleon’s most loyal follower, both contributed to the loss of freedom and equality in the farm because Napoleon constantly changes the Principles of Animalism in the pigs’ favor and makes many questionable statements and decisions as leader. Then, anytime Napoleon does make a decision, Squealer corrupts the other animals’ minds, telling them that Napoleon means well for the farm and to do his bidding no matter what…

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    revolution. Napoleon along with the other pigs has total control over the farm. Napoleon becomes a dictator along with his nine attack dogs. Snowball is the pig that fights Napoleon for…

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