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Animal Farm Essay: The Vietnam War

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The Animal Farm Animal farm is a book that is compared to the revolution war it is also about animals that was controlled by their owner but they turn on there owner because he took to long to get up and feed them. So the animals took it upon them self to just to get the bigger animals to ram the door down to get wear the food at. Farmer jones walked in on the animals eating he pulls out his whip and began to strike it through the air animals got very scared but they decided to stand up for themselves by getting animals to look angry and so that they would intimidate him. They ram at him all the way off the farm. Farmer jones went into a little bar and he gathered up some of friends to try to defeat the animals although farmer jones and …show more content…

They were ready for him to return back so when farmer jones did they had a idea. While the other animals fought Napoleon hide scared. The animals did their duty scaring the people off the farm but there lives were sacrificed to do this. They named this battle, The Battle of the Cowshed. Snowball begins making plans to build a windmil so that they can get electricity. Napoleon disagre with the idea that Snowball created because it will give the animals less time for making food. The farm was going to have a vote for the windmill but Napoleon releases the dogs on Snowball that chases him off the farm forever. The farmer got mad at the animals for building a windmill so he got really mad and took some dynamites and lighted them up and blew up the whole windmill and the animals had to rebuild it …show more content…

Whenever the pigs break a law they always change the law to make it seem like they’ve done nothing wrong. When Boxer was working on the project he ended up collapsing. Napoleon ended up selling Boxer to a glue boiler, when he actually told everyone else in the farm that he sent him to the vet and died a peaceful death. Napolen bought 2 fields from the neighboring farmer. The pigs started to become more like the humans. They even changed one of the laws to where it would be in the pigs favor. The pigs made it to “all animals are equal but some are equal than others”. The pigs are inside the house drinking with one another. The farm animals are looking through the window, and they can’t tell if the pigs are a human or a pig, because the pigs act like Farmer

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