dered equals, but as time passes, the pigs become more corrupt and greedy for power. To get this power, the pigs use their superior intellect to modify the rules to where the poor and disadvantaged are treated with little or no respect. For example, the fourth commandment written by the animals in Animal Farm stated that "no animal shall sleep in a bed." By manipulating the words and the minds of the other animals, they added "with sheets." Therefore, by adding two little words, the pigs were now allowed to sleep in human beds and become more and more corrupt in their human ways.
             Animal Farm was like nothing Orwell had ever written. George Orwell once said, "Animal Farm was the first book in which I tried with full consciousness of what I was doing, to fuse political purpose and artistic purpose into one whole" (Draper 2573). Although Animal Farm is much different for Orwell's previous realistic manner, seeds for this tale are present in earlier works. For example, Orwell uses metaphors likening men to beast, and Orwell starts to show his whole negative attitude towards society (Williams 107-108). Nothing in Orwell's career indicated his desire to write politically committed literature that was "also an aesthetic experience" would fi
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