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ANIMAL FARMGeorge Orwell
Metaphor Animal Farm is a metaphor for the Russian
Revolution A cranky farmer represents the Czar A big pig represents Karl Marx Animalism represents communism Trotsky, Stalin, and the KGB all have their
representatives
Paints a pretty initial picture of communism
Animals work together to overthrow the czar
Animals work together so everybody has more food
More crop was produced. Everybody was happy
Things turn sour
The pigs were the smartest The pigs start taking more than their
share The pigs become hypocrites
Pigs make commandments
Commandments are supposed to create a beautiful society
Everybody following the commandments will be ‘better’
Commandments, in order to be commandments, require punishment if they are not followed
Pigs violated commandments
Pigs slept in beds Pigs drank alcohol Pigs wore clothes Pigs learned to walk on two legs
Pigs started to trade
Pigs sold goods for money Pigs even sold the eggs from the chickens Pigs bought whiskey
Pigs started killing
Pigs violated the commandment about killing
Pigs executed animals
Pigs Created a System of Spies
Pigs trained dogs to be their secret police Justice was swift
Pigs Became Human
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