Animal Farm
For my book report, I read the book "Animal Farm" by George Orwell. It was a wonderful book with a hidden meaning. I was surprised at the powerful message this book sent. The setting of the book is November 1943 on Manor farm. The main characters are Jones the farmer, Napoleon the pig, Snowball the pig, Squealer the pig, the pack of dogs, Benjamin the donkey, boxer the hoarse, and clover the horse. Some of the minor characters include the sheep herd, the hens, the chickens, Mr. Pilkington the farmer, Fredrick the farmer and the crow Moses. The story begins with a speech by Major the pig. Major was a wise and respected pig, so everyone was willing to miss an hour or so of sleep to hear a midnight speech in a secrit meeting. He starts of by informing them all that he had had a strange dream, and he would discuss it later but now, he wanted to say something else. He told them that he was a very old pig who probably wouldn't be around for much longer. He said that he felt it was his duty to share some of the wisdom he had acquired in his lifetime. His words were as follows... "Now, comrades, what is the nature of this life of ours? Let us face it: Our lives are miserabl
We simply take the easy way out and take the one given to us on a golden platter. They are told that if they could only get rid of Jones the farmer life would be wonderful. They wanted to work and know what it felt like to actually work as a team and receive the fruits of their labors. Soon, the commandments began to change, it was discovered that pigs slept in beds, drank alcohol and worst of all, started walking on two legs. They soon found that they were mistaken when things started to go wrong. For the day we all must labour,Though we die before it break;Cows and horses, geese and turkeys,All must toil for freedom's sake. "Beasts of England" was a forbidden song. The conflict is resolved when Snowball runs out of Animal Farm, never to be seen again. No animal shall kill any other animal. "Major told them that they must work together and overthrow man. Animals worked for themselves, gathered food for themselves, thought for themselves, and lived the long life deserving of all animals. Part 4: Theme In the book "Animal Farm" by George Orwell, there are many themes. Whatever goes upon for legs, or has wings, is A friend.
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