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Comparing Animal Farm And Lord Of The Flies

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In the two novels, Animal Farm and Lord of the flies, societies are created to make living easier but later on, these societies end up being destroyed. For example, making life easier in Animal farm is accomplished by ridding themselves from human parasites like Mr. Jones. In this Novel, the animals got sick of Mr. Jones not feeding them so they rebelled against him. In Lord of the Flies, making life easier was accomplished by splitting up in different work groups such as the fire maintainer, hunter, or chief. in both novels, societies were created by setting rules. For example, in Animal Farm, they set rules such as the 7 commandments, and in Lord of the Flies, rules such as keeping the fire going and using the conch as a source for speaking
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