The book, Animal Farm, by George Orwell is a quite an extravagant book with many twists and turns which parallel today's society. Although the book deals with animals given human traits and characteristics, it is much the same as our everyday problems and scandals which we hear about on the news.
             In the beginning of the book there is an old boar, name Old Major, who is pretty much the leader of the animals while they are still controlled by Jones. Major tells the animal that a day will come when animals are no longer oppressed by humans and live life on there own and do as they wish. Major tells them that there will soon be a revolution within the animals on the farm. Major didn't live too much longer, but was correct in foreseeing the future of the farm, which Jones owned and operated.
             In the beginning the dreams of the animals was to create a society of animals in which all of the animals are created equal. There dreams which they felt were possible to accomplish were not that far off in the future. Weeks later the animals revolted and chased Jones from the farm along with his wife. Now that they had Jones out of the house they were free to run the farm the way the animals see fit. They had a motto in the early days of the revolution that was started on animal farm; four legs good, two legs bad. The animals decided that all of them would have to come together to help one another and create a list of commandments. The animals created a list of seven commandments in which all the animals on the farm were to obey. The most important of these commandments were that all animals are created equal and in short, no animal was to act as a human. In the beginning of their occupation of animal farm everyone on the farm did their fair share of work and everyone got along with one another. All of the animals still did most the work that they used to do, except now they were working for themselves instead of Jones. ...