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He Got Game Analysis
The excerpt from “He Got Game” is relate to the animals complacent attitude as the commandments change and the way of doing things on the farm change for the worse by using complacency facts about each. “1 outta 1 million residents/being dissident” this is a piece from the excerpt of “He Got Game”. This relates to Animal Farm because there was so much being done on the farm that was wrong and no one did anything about it. Like when they knew the seven commandments have changed, they knew that the commandments changed but they didn't do anything about it. Boxer got sent to a slaughter house and Benjamin the donkey new and they tried to stop him but they didn’t and then Squealor came along and told the animals this big lie that the veterinarian bought the wagon from the slaughter house and then they never did anything about it after that. “Everything's approved/people used/even murders excused”, this is also a piece from the excerpt “He Got Game”. This is say that no matter what someone does even the animals from Animal Farm they would get away with it, even murder. Napoleon found out that some of the animals was helping Snowball do these bad thing and he murdered them, the commandment on the barn said that no animal shall kill another …show more content…
Just like when Mr. Jones and his men came back to try and win the farm back they had gun, the animals did not run they stood there and they fought them back that was not scared of the men and there guns. Just like that they laughed at Mr. Jones and his men that came back , they wasn't scared. If someone comes at you with a gun and tells you to beware, you might want to
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