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Napoleon Used In Animal Farm
In the book Animal Farm Napoleon used many methods to control the animals from animals farm. One of the methods that napoleon uses is “Jones will come back” the animals would agree to anything and do anything to keep Jones away. Napoleon took advantage to this methods. He used it on the animals to make them work more and to make more food for the pig for example in chapter three in the ending the animals found out the milk was going to the pigs for they can get smarter but the animals disagree with the pig but the pig used the method “Jones will come back” if they don't get smarter and the animals could not say no to that because they didn’t want Jones back. Another method that Napoleon used is “been proved by science” Napoleon used this method

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