ead, it lay in the willingness to
             betray even those you loved, in the inhuman ways people behave towards one
             In the novel, the Animalist principles forbidding whiskey and
             associating with humans are supposed to apply to all animals equally.
             Napoleon, however, acts like a human being by sleeping in a bed, consuming
             alcohol and trading with the human neighbors. Also, all animals supposedly
             work for the good of the farm, but unlike their leader, most animals remain
             cold, hungry and exhausted from too much work.
             In the end, the failure of the animal revolution is seen as the common
             animals look on, while Napoleon and his cohorts have assumed the role of
             the human oppressors. The only remaining Animalist principle sta
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