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Timothy and Daniel L.Timothy and Daniel L.Power over the inferiorExample: The pigs got extra food/privileges, and they got to live in the house.Constantly changed the seven commandments.The leaders can manipulate the rules to whatever they want to do whatever they wantThose who cannot read are easily controlled.

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Timothy and Daniel L.Timothy and Daniel L.Power over the inferiorExample: The pigs got extra food/privileges, and they got to live in the house.Constantly changed the seven commandments.The leaders can manipulate the rules to whatever they want to do whatever they wantThose who cannot read are easily controlled.

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Violence
Ideas
Dog killing the guilty
Snowball gets chased
Battle of the Cowshed, Snowball, The sheep
The windmill gets destroyed

Fear
Violence creates fear which is handy for controlling less powered people.

One example is when people were killed in the battle of the cowshed and when the windmill was exploded to pieces.

The show trials was a good example in animal farm, when the animals were murdered, the remaining animals were struck with fear which makes them more vulnerable to be controlled.

Theme
Violence can inflict fear which benefits the leader's power.
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Theme Statement, Siming and Harry, Rules and Order

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Theme Statement, Siming and Harry, Rules and Order

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Rules and Order:
Rules are often biased to the creators.

Rules are constantly changing and never set in stone.

"Rules cannot be created or destroyed, it can only be transferred or transformed." - Stalin

Order is only perceived from the viewers point of view.

Final:
Rules are constantly changing and never set in stone; they are often biased towards the creators.

Examples:
No animal shall drink alcohol.
---> No animal shall drink alcohol to excess.

No animal shall sleep in a bed.
-----> No animal shall sleep in a bed with sheets.

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Power over the inferior
Example: The pigs got extra food/privileges, and they got to live in the house.
Constantly changed the seven commandments.
The leaders can manipulate the rules to whatever they want to do whatever they want

Those who cannot read are easily controlled.

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-Too much power cramped in one person leads to corruption.

-Too much authority that the leader holds ends up corrupting adversely.

examples: "Mr. Pilkington once again congratulated the pigs on the low rations, the long working hours, and the general absence of pampering which he had observed on Animal Farm" (138).

"Yes, a violent quarrel was in progress. There were shoutings, bangings on the table, sharp suspicious glances, furious denials" ... " The creatures outside looked from pig to man, and from man to pig, and from pig to man again; but already it was impossible to say which was which" (141).

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Power: Over the intellectually inferior

It is easy to control the illiterate (uneducated), they can't express nor think for themselves.

Example:

Boxer was easily controlled, Benjamin was not

Squealer changing the Seven Commandments without the other animals knowing

Clover thought the pigs were changing the rules but she didn't know how to express it so she didn't say anything.

Animals couldn't read so they couldn't figure out that the rules were changed : bed, alcohol , killing other animals

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Power: Leadership and Corruption

People are naturally rude and selfish, therefore no leadership or government is completely fair.

Napoleon uses his power to take food from the animals for himself.

Napoleon changes the rule to his personal benefits.

Napoleon becomes power hungry and eliminates Snowball to gain full power.

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PRIDE
When united, pride can be used as a tool to motivate the people to be productive or work harder.

"'Now comrades,' cried Snowball, throwing down the paintbrush, 'to the hayfield! Let us make it a point of honor to get in the harvest more quickly than Jones and his men could do.'" (25)
"All through that summer the work of the farm went like clockwork. The animals were happy as they had never conceived it possible to be." (28)

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Power: Over the intellectually inferior

People who are intellectually inferior to others have a more difficult time making their own choices.

People who are intellectually inferior to others are more easily manipulated and are less likely to make choices based on their own judgement.

When the pigs made alterations to the original 7 Commandments, the animals questioned it but the pigs just disregarded it and the animals fell silent again.

During debates between Snowball and Napoleon, no animal could bring up another topic because they weren't clever enough. This meant they were only presented with two options and even then, whoever was speaking would win them over.

Those in power can become oppressive and will chose to manipulate the weak of mind for their own benefit.

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Lies and Deceit

Lies and deceit can be used to influence ignorant minds.

Examples:
Napoleon and Squealer constantly lies to the animals that Snowball is the cause of misfortunate events.
When the windmill broke down because of the harsh weather, Napoleon blamed this on Snowball without getting any specific evidence: "Do you know the enemy who has come in the night and overthrown our windmill? SNOWBALL!" (Orwell 70).