Examples Of Dystopia In Animal Farm By George Orwell

A dystopia can be anything from everyone looking and acting the same, to complete chaos. The dystopias all have one thing in common - perfection. "The promises of technology and sociopolitical theory only resulted in war, poverty, famine, and chaos." The people that were a part of that quote wanted a perfect place where they didn't have to do anything because of technology. A dystopian author shows what they feel is going on and what they think might happen if things continue on that path. A dystopian novel can serve as a warning as to what people doing wrong.

"'Vote for Snowball and the three−day week.'" Snowball wanted to advance everything with the windmill he wanted to create. He advanced way too fast. "He was running as only a pig can run, but the dogs were close on his heels." The animals at animal farm were not ready for that advancement and Snowball was kicked out of animal farm. People can't progress too fast otherwise everything will tumble down.
In his novel he put problems that he thought could escalate into something much bigger. "Orwell describes a province of Oceania (formerly known as Great Britain) as an industrialized wasteland, dirty and rigidly controlled by a political regime known as the Party." He believes that these are the consequences of what could happen if people let these problems continue to grow. If people read the novel they could see what he meant and might to something to change