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    Fear In Animal Farm

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    have to follow. But any action is better than no action at all” (Norman Vincent Peale). Throughout my life here on what is now called Manor Farm‚ I have been afraid. I have not been willing to take action against the corrupt and oppressive. My story has been captured and retold in the satirical novel Animal Farm by George Orwell. My life here on Manor Farm has always been the same‚ unchanging. First‚ Mr. Jones owned and fed us while also making us

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    When it Hit the Fan To the animals on Animal Farm things seem to be perfectly fine. But how are they supposed to know? They have been brainwashed by their meticulous leader Napoleon. They believe every single one of his little lies. The only one that doesn’t fall for it is Benjamin and he doesn’t get involved. The animals have no idea that the things that they have been working their butts off for are being stolen and used for selfish wants. Very few of the animals remember the times before the

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    Animal Farm is a allegory‚ which is a plot in which concrete and particular characters and conditions set for other characters and conditions so as to fabricate a point about them. “The animal residents of Manor Farm stimulated on by the dream of the pig‚ Old Major‚ determine they will alternate their “laborious‚ miserable‚ and short” lives. They overthrow Mr. Jones‚ their master‚ and take over the management of the farm. Rather than living under the heel of their human master‚ the animals of Manor

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    English 9 6 May 2013 The “Leader” of Animal FarmPower tends to corrupt‚ and absolute power corrupts absolutely” once stated Lord Acton. This thought provoking quote is demonstrated through the allegorical fable Animal Farm by George Orwell. This fable tells of typical farm animals and their leaders‚ the pigs‚ starting a revolution. When the revolution first begins all is well following the “Seven Commandment of Animalism”‚ but as time continues a power-thirsty pig‚ Napoleon‚ takes over potentially

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    George Orwell’s Animal Farm is a novel based around how the animals of ‘Manor Farm’ overthrew their human master‚ after they were mistreated and fed very little by Mr Jones and his workers. Orwell tells about the events that occurred when the animals tried to run the farm‚ however Napoleon’s failure to lead well results in damaging consequences for the welfare and the interests of other animals on the farm. After the rebellion took place the animals put in writing the Seven Commandments

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    “Shooting an Elephant‚” George Orwell presents a story in which he reluctantly kills an elephant. Orwell is a British police officer who is always teased by the Burmese‚ who see him as a representative of the British Empire but fail to realize that Orwell also opposes English occupation of Burma. One day‚ Orwell is called to investigate an accident in the marketplace involving a rampant elephant. Orwell borrows a rifle‚ which could bring down the elephant‚ from his friend. He hopes that

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    this ritual ‚ to destroy ‚ to rebel against him. Conflict of "I" and "we" is typical for any dystopia ‚ for which urgent problem in a lot of personality transformation . Dystopian literary tradition of the twentieth century ‚ given E. Zamyatin ’s novel "We" ‚ in A. Platonov " Chevengur " In Nabokov in " Invitation to a Beheading ‚" now at the beginning of the new century‚ significantly corrected. Writers reveal new anti-utopian total consciousness ‚ which became familiar modernity. A. Genis believes

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    Napoleon In Animal Farm

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    The dictator Napoleon in the novel Animal Farm by George Orwell resembles the current Sudanese Dictator Omar al-Bashir. Napoleon is a pig on Animal Farm who‚ from the time Mr. Jones was kicked out of the farm‚ assumed power and took as much control as he could over the farm. Omar al-Bashir has been president of Sudan from 1989 to present day. He is considered one of the most corrupt leaders of all time with seven counts of crimes against humanity and war crimes and is currently the only sitting president

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    Discussion 4 Animal Farm The lives of the animals on the farm are significant to the story-why? Consider Snowball and his roll throughout the story. Explain Snowballs role. The lives of the animals are significant to the story because they are the basis to which Orwell wrote the story to attack the idea of totalitarian communism. The many animals are based of different classes in Russian society and some off of leaders in Russia‚ like Snowball. Snowball‚ who is based on Leon Trotsky‚ is a dedicated

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    1984 by George Orwell

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    1984 by George Orwell is a novel about a man‚ Winston Smith‚ living in a dystopian‚ totalitarian government. The book circulates around the negative ideal of a harsh government strictly controlling the people of a society. 1984 shares some unique similarities as well as differs greatly from actual life that many English lived during the 80’s‚ even though the book was written nearly 40 years prior and was not looking at a realistic interpretation of what the world would be like. Orwell had a specific

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