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Old Major because he died unexpectedly, making it somewhat funny. Also because he was the one who brought all of the story that we could enjoy reading. He started the revolution of the animals.

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Old Major because he died unexpectedly, making it somewhat funny. Also because he was the one who brought all of the story that we could enjoy reading. He started the revolution of the animals.

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Tyler Owens

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I was hopeful, and full of wonder due to the rebellion but that quickly changed when the pigs took advantage of their power. - Asiel

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I think that the novel had a handful of plotholes or inconsistencies, even though it was, overall, a well-written story. One being that it was never explained how carnivorous animals, like the dogs, were able to get their food. Another is how the animals ever actually rebelled. It's understandable to believe that, since they were brainwashed and scared, they wouldn't; but even after watching boxer die, the pigs violate every commmandment, and the clear, obvious mistreatment they faced; there should have been at least one instance of a struggle (besides the chickens' strike). It just seems hard to belive that, even though the animals were all suspicious, they never actually did anything; even after they clearly proved capable of rebellion and battle. I also disliked the ending, finding it too abrubt and unsatisfying. I would have liked to see the moment of realization when the animals realized that Napoleon was no longer worthy of being a leader.

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the location of the farm and the surrounding farm were confusing, along with other mentioned landmarks- danielle

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Boxer because he is a hard working horse. But stupid - riana 

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Boxer because he is a hard working horse. But stupid - riana 

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My favorite Character was Boxer because he was hard working and had a good amount of character development. - Krishon

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I feel that there were because of how strangely their needs were addressed in their story. -Asiel

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Boxer because he wasn't really into whatever was going into the farm, he just went with it and just followed whatever he was told to do. He was hard working and he helped other animals as well. -Alexia

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Snowball because he worked with a lot of inventions and seemed like the only pig who seemed to work -logan

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There could've been more detail between scenes. There were many spots/places that needed more information to better understand what was going on. - Krishon

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my hope for the farm to become less corrupt diminished as the book continued- danielle

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A tie between Old Major and Boxer. Boxer because he was the hardest worker on the farm and thought leaders were always right. Old Major because he was the one who started the rebellion and this whole story. - Ryan Miller

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Boxer because boxer worked hard without not enough - ikki

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My opinions and thoughts changed on each of the characters. My perspective on Napoleon changed, figuring out he was a power-hungry pig. As the book continued, I realized how much more cruel Napoleon is. But I feel as if things could have gone much worse if Napoleon wasn't the leader. Napoleon blinded the animals with lies to keep the animals thinking that they are living a good life and that it was much better than the days of Mr. Jones. My respect and emotional thoughts changed for Boxer towards Chapter 9. I respected Boxer more for working harder than anyone else, even though it wasn't as necessary to do. But however, I started to feel bad for Boxer because he worked himself to points where it would injure him. The pigs responded by slaughtering him since he was of no use.

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My opinions and thoughts changed on each of the characters. My perspective on Napoleon changed, figuring out he was a power-hungry pig. As the book continued, I realized how much more cruel Napoleon is. But I feel as if things could have gone much worse if Napoleon wasn't the leader. Napoleon blinded the animals with lies to keep the animals thinking that they are living a good life and that it was much better than the days of Mr. Jones. My respect and emotional thoughts changed for Boxer towards Chapter 9. I respected Boxer more for working harder than anyone else, even though it wasn't as necessary to do. But however, I started to feel bad for Boxer because he worked himself to points where it would injure him. The pigs responded by slaughtering him since he was of no use.

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I was hoping the revolution would create a society where they could live without repression, sadly that didn't happen -logan

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I thought snowball would come back to save the farm but he never did - riana

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I thought snowball would come back to save the farm but he never did - riana

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My opinions/ thoughts kind of changed, at first I thought they were going to get along with each other at first which they did but later on it was more of hope on letting the animals do whatever they want and not be told to do things and be threaten if they don't. -Alexia

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My favorite is Boxer because it truly shows that bad things happen to good people(animals). It seemed no matter how hard he worked, followed, and did what was best for the farm, he was sent off the moment he was no longer useful. -Asiel

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The story could've been a little longer so that there could more time to build the characters more and show more like where Snowball went. - Ryan Miller

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i liked mollie because even though they were going through  big time of transition, she still focused on herself, even though it wasnt the time to nessecarily-danielle
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They could've written more of what snowball did and show his point of view on what he did and what he thought when he was gone.
-Alexia

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I was very excited when the rebellion had started and was waiting for the farm to become this perfect place, but in the end it just became worse than it already was. I felt like it was kind of a let down that it didn't turn out great. Though it was still good because the way the novel progressed had a effect where it just kept getting worse but still had you wondering what was going to happen next. - Krishon

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Pigs can't take control of the farm for years. - riana 

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Pigs can't take control of the farm for years. - riana 

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I thought boxer would get out and escape from van but he didnt - Ikki

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I thought maybe characters like Snowball and Boxer would've gotten proper send offs or more build. Instead Boxer just worked too hard and was then captured and killed in the background and Snowball was just forgotten about at that point. - Ryan Miller

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There have been some confusions and unanswered questions in this short story. As someone said, the dogs are more described as carnivorous animals. Dogs were also explained as one of the smarter animals on the farm. The dogs could have gained control, but instead obeyed Napoleon and the other pigs being potentially a delicious dinner. Why did the intelligent dogs decided to stay obeying Napoleon? Is it because they were given dog treats and received larger quantities of food? I feel as if we could have experienced a first person type of book where we can understand exactly how unintelligent some of the animals are instead of just being described as it. -quandale dingle

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I think the novel should've been longer to allow us more time with the characters like snowball who were cut early -logan

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My favorite character was Benjamin, because I find his skepticism and apathy somewhat relatable and intriguing. And, although he was painted to be a character who felt no loyalty to anyone, still helped the other animals on a number of occasions (Boxer's death, reading the commandments for clover, etc.). However, Benjamin definitely had the ability to help the other animals more and, if he had, would have been a more likeable and popular as a character; however, I think that it adds to his character and represents a very specific type of person: those who have the ability to inact change but hold no real opinion or motivation to do so. Indifference in the face of injustice may be selfish, but it is undoubtedly human.

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In the beginning I thought the book was pro communist. Now I definitely think this book is anti communist.
- Dylan

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this story didnt have much main character except pigs so I think author could add more other important animals - ikki

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Originally, I thought that this novel would be more focused on the conecpt of communism itself, but it seemed to be more about how corrupt leaders can taint the image of communism. Communism, in theory, is not wrong, but every leader, politician, and human being on Earth is selfish/greedy on some level. We all have the predisposition to exploit others, and a society centered around trust and honesty will not thrive as long as humanity exists. Also I kind of thought that Snowball was going to exist in the story for longer than he did.

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Boxer was my favorite because he is a horse and horses are cool. I had a horse in the hit game Red Dead Redemption 2. Horses are hard workers and cool.
-Dylan