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    motto, “All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others." I further concluded that Squealer symbolizes the Russian media as he spreads Napoleon’s version of the truth to the masses. Snowball, Napoleon’s enemy, represents Leon Trotsky, one of Stalin’s enemies. In the novel, Snowball is denounced as a traitor, named a conspirator, and is exiled from the Farm. Lastly, it can be conjectured that Old Major, the “father of ‘animalism’”, represents Vladimir Lenin, the original…

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    The major themes that the book, Animal Farm, by George Orwell mainly portrayed was Power and Totalitarianism. 1. “Why then do we continue in this miserable condition? Because nearly the whole of the produce of our labour is stolen from us by human beings.” (Chapter 1, page 7) This part of the speech by Old Major on Chapter 1 explicates how farmers dominate and take over the farm. They are the leaders and controllers of the ranch, and the humans, like Mr. Jones, transform the farm into a…

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    pigs are in charge for the most part. Over time, the pigs become more and more corrupt and similar to the humans. The pigs include Snowball, who is a smart leader; Napoleon, who is corrupt and sly; Squealer, who twists around words to convince animals. Napoleon ends up…

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    who was overthrown during Bolshevik revolution. Old Major can be compared with Lenin, the force behind the initial Russian revolution. Napoleon, the protagonist/villain can be seen as Stalin, who to amass the power of the Soviet, sent Leon Trotsky (Snowball) to exile. Boxer can be compared with The Stakhanovite movement, whose ideologies lay in over-working themselves for the greater prosperity of the nation. The author beautifully fuses in animalism and symbolism into the context of Russian…

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    3.2.2 Data collection The investigation is a research method that using self-administered questionnaires or structured interviews that systematic and direct collect data from a sample and study some social phenomenon and rules by analysing statistical data (Saunders 2011). So in order to study the role of social media marketing in the promotion of the Chinese film industry, this research chooses to use the questionnaire to conduct data collection which could be a better a way to know the…

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    Orwell’s Animal Farm has some scenes containing violence. These violent scenes not only progress the plot but also have a hidden message. Battles, killings, and misfortune are all a hidden message, pertaining to historical allusions, allusions specifically relating to the events in Russia in the early 20th century. The Battle of Cowshed, a violent scene in which a sheep is killed, a pig is grazed by a gun, and a horse fights against a defenseless human, all serve for one purpose, to give…

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    Animal farm does this through everyone having a role and the Truman show does this through helping each other and going beyond. An example of everyone having a role in Animal farm is when Napoleon and Snowball are both leaders of the animals until Napoleon gets rid of Snowball because Snowball is affecting the chances of Napoleon making his ideal good society. In the Truman show Truman’s neighbors talk to Truman about pointless things and only ever make small talk. In Christof ’s opinion this…

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    How was life as a Bolshevik? George Orwell thought the Bolshevik played a big part in Russian History therefore including them in the book Animal Farm. In George Orwell book Animal Farm it best explains to readers what the Bolshevik were for and about. The Bolsheviks were members of a Russian Social- Democratic Workers Party led by Lenin. He eventually had control over the Russian Government and became dominant political power. The group originally came about at the party’s second congress in…

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    Boston Massacre During this period of time, a big event happen in history that caused many emotions and tensions between the British soldiers and the civilians. The Boston Massacre played a very important role as The Revolutionary War in American History. The civilians feared for their lives but also for there colonies. The civilians were tired of all the rules and taxes they had to follow but also feeling that they were getting stepped on. They would start protesting and wanted to be free…

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    Knowing the past and remembering your experiences is just as significant as being aware of what goes on in the present. George Santayana's quote, "Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it." represents the story Animal Farm the best. Santayana's quote basically says that if the people (the animals in this case) fail to learn from their experiences, cannot reminisce the past, or cannot point out their faults of that past event, then their mistakes are bound to recur again,…

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