The Animal Farm Project: A Role Of The Animals In A Future Society

Name Instructor Course Date The Animal Farm Project A4- One of the themes in animal farm is tyranny and the abuse of power, as Napoleon seeks to control the farm and even banished Snowball to avoid competition for power. Napoleon also allows the pigs to wield too much power and relies to Squealer to manipulate and cheat the other animals. When voting Napoleon and Snowball were always at loggerheads during meetings as when one said one thing the other opposed that position, and the pigs had chosen the harness-room for themselves (Orwell 47). Nine enormous dogs were sent to bite and even kill Snowball as Napoleon had manipulated the people to think that Snowball was a traitor (Orwell 64). Eliminating his rival meant that he would rule without anyone raising objection to his rule and tyranny and even argue against his rival’s claim to bring electricity and modernization to all the animals. The hens were ordered to surrender their eggs, which would be traded to Mr. Whymper reneging on an agreement that animals were not to work closely with humans (Orwell81). Unlike the pigs the other animas all had to make sacrifices, while the pigs sleep comfortably allowing them to “think”. B3- Map of the farm 




Hen-house to the Harness room, then the Cowshed the farm and main house The hen-houses are first mentioned in the first scene of the first chapter and the next scene is the harness-room, where dog rings, nose rings and the cruel knives that were used in castrating the lambs and pigs are stored. In the battle of the Cowshed, Mr. Jones and fellow farmers try taking back the...