Equality In George Orwell's Animal Farm

In this essay, I would be exploring the importance of equality in Animal Farm. In the beginning of the book, old major had a speech, where he starts the speech by mentioning how unequal human are to them and how they don’t do any work as they are the leaders of all creatures. He implied that the other animals should get rid of man so that his dream can be fulfilled and create a society where all animals are created equal, in the very first bit of the story we can already see that equality is a essential thing between the animals. But what will happen if equality doesn’t balance. Just like the quote ‘All animals are equal but some animals are more equal than others’, this refers to the pigs in animal farm. After Mr. Jones was kicked out of the farm, the animals worked really hard hoping to have an equal society but meanwhile, the pigs claim that they need supervision as an excuse and did not do any work. Another example of one is more equal

He even threatens the animals whenever they don’t follow the orders given that it is some unfair and unlogical orders, he gained this stance by use of manipulation. Squealer, his propaganda machine manages throughout the novel to persuade all the animals that Napoleon is the best thing ever. With his positive control he uses that to his advantage to get animals to do everything. From this we can see that the leadership of Animal Farm is corrupt and we can also see that Napoleons power has gone past the point of being a leader but he has become a tyrant. Napoleon stated all animals are equal, but how can equality be achieved when Napoleon is giving orders, telling animals what they can and can’t do, telling some animals they have to work and others they don’t. So how is that equal? It isn’t, the animals weren’t blind to the fact that Napoleon treated the pigs, his own kind, better than the