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The animals became what they hated

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When Napoleon and Snowball argue over ideas, Boxer exclaims "Napoleon is always right." (Orwell, Ch. 5)

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The animals are so convinced that Napoleon can do no wrong that one of the animals , Boxer's daily mantra is "Napoleon is always right." (Orwell, Ch.5)

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The pigs were walking on two legs and the other animals couldn't otherwise they would be executed. Since "Napoleon is always right" nobody opposed him justifying his tyranny. (Orwell, Ch. 5)

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Napoleon slowly manipulated and lied to the other animals; Napoleon became the leader of the animals and they beleived everything he said. "Napoleon is alwyas

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Boxer adopted two mottos. One of them being "napoleon is always right." Showing how attuned to submission the animals are.

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The dictatorship and power of Napoleon controls the animals on the farm.

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fear controls the animals on the farm because when the animals are controlled by fear it makes them put more effort into the tasks they have to do.

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The fear controls the animals because they are so scared of becoming like the humans ;there fear takes over and they dont think straight.

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In the story "Animal Farm" by George Orwell, Napoleon uses fear to influence animals' behavior.

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Fear controls the animals via scaring them using other animal's faults, and disloyalty to Napoleon to scare them into submission; By using them as examples, a common tactic used by Stalin, yet another connection between Napoleon and Stalin.

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In the book, "Animal Farm" by George Orwell, the author uses Napoleon to install fear in the other animals by executing the animals who defied him.

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Fear controls the farm by making the pigs superior & the other animals inferior.

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In the book, "Maze Runner" by James Dashner, when Thomas saw the Griever through the window which is important which the animal represents a futuristic beast and this adds a sense of fear to Thomas.

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In the book "Farenheit 451" by Ray Bradbury the setting is a modern day town in America, and expresses the chareceters personality.

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the setting of the beginning "Hunger Games" by Suzanne Collins is in a poor district in a jungle. This is important because it affects the way the characters have to live. Because they have to survive.

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In the book "The Hunger Games" by Suzanne Collins, the difference in wealth between District 12 and the Capitol

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In the novel, "Uglies", by Scott Westfeld, Westfeld uses a futuristic setting to illustrate New Pretty Town and Uglyville.

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In Maze Runner the setting is identified on page 5 of the book, “They stood in a vast courtyard, several times the size of a football field." This is important due to the disorentation of being thrown into a new enviorment, and how none of them posses their memories.

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In Maze Runner, by James Dashner the calm and beautiful forest of the Glade makes Thomas feel relaxed and is important because it gives him a sense of comfort.