Examples Of Rebellion In Animal Farm

Snowball

The Start of a Rebellion against Mr. Jones

With the increase of tyranny from Mr. Jones in the lack of feeding his animals, their becomes no choice, but to rebel against Mr. Jones and his worker. They have forgotten to feed us and care for us, so we must fight for our freedom against Mr. Jones and his forgetfulness and carelessness of his animals. Mr. Jones chooses to use beer and alcohol, instead of caring for his animals and managing his animals. All the farm animals should rebel in a rebellion against man for his greed and tyranny, also the animals should participate in the rebellion for Old Major’s dream and idea of animals rule. The animals must obey the idea of not taking part in human ideals. Otherwise, animals will never

The humans must be off the farm and out of control before we can display power over the humans. Some of the animals may resent the idea of getting rid of the humans, such as Mollie and the Moss, but they will come around. Mollie is too attached to beauty with the ribbons. She is also finds interest in sugar, which is a human’s greedy food that they make, instead of trying to adjust to oats and hay. Moss gives the less intelligent animals the idea of Sugarcandy Mountain, which hurts the goal of animals ruling the Manor farm. We must be a collective of workers, who work, vote, and display power

Some of the committees are doing well in their progress of providing to animal farm, while some are lacking the ability to improve the citizens. The Re-education program was only partial successful to the cat, but the rabbits and the rats still fail to be tame and civilized. The cat tried to be friendly to the Sparrows, but she still gave the influence of a predator to the Sparrows. The Writing and Reading Classes were successful for the pigs, dogs, and Benjamin the donkey, for they could read and write fairly to perfect, but some refused to expand. Clover learned the alphabet, but failed when combining words, and Boxer could only remember A, B, C, and D. Mollie only wanted to know the 6 letters that made up her name. The more ignorant animals could only know the letter