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Corruption In George Orwell's Animal Farm

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Overall, the book Animal Farm, written by george Orwell greatly depicts the theme of those who are given absolute power will in turn become corrupt, even if their intentions were for the best. When Napoleon becomes leader in the novel, he deliberately uses the animals to get work done and make money, while he relaxes and does nothing. Throughout the novel, everything he does is for a personal gain,whether it’s for money, food, or more power, which shows how having having power will make a person corrupt. The rise of Saddam Hussein also encases the theme that those with absolute power become corrupt. Along his rise to dictatorship, Saddam was extremely dishonest towards his people about food, money, and the killings he placed, in order to better
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