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by George Orwell

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It was first published in England on 17 August 1945

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The book is a satirical allegorical novella towards some forms of governing and society itself

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1. It shows the story of a farm near Willingdon, owned by Mr Jones. Sick of being used for labour and fed less and less, the animals hold a conference. The oldest and smartest pig is the head of the movement, and all he wants is equality for every animal. Sadly he passes away, and the following two pigs Snowball and Napoleon assume command

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2. With courage, they organize a "revolution" and kick Mr Jones out of the farm. There's a huge fight between the humans and the animals, so the animals win. They took Mr Jones' books and start learning to write, read and even compose. Then they adopt "The seven commands" Wich state how every animal is equal and no animal should ever be greedy like humans are

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3. The farms runs smoothly, they are free, unlike the way it was in human times. They have way more food, since humans don't exploit it anymore. Everything seems perfect, until Snowball wants to build a windmill. Napoleon turns off his idea and makes Snowball look bad for everything he does. He proceeds to chase him away, and claims himself the supreme commander

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4. He later claims the windmill idea as his own, and starts using the other animals to build it. He changes food ratio for the others, and pigs end up using their food, just like Mr Jones did. Pigs don't have to work, neither dogs, claiming they are "superior". He wants to be called comrade Napoleon, in names of his power. The commandments, which were written on a wall, were changed one night. For example "All animals are equal" changes to "Some animals are equal"

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5. Napoleon ends up making trades and agreements to humans, selling farm's food and wood to humans. Every animal that disrespected Napoleon was executed in public. Almost every farm animal died as Napoleon is eating inside the house, with his human friends, getting drunk

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George Orwell, as a democratic socialist, claims the book to be a "un conte satirique contre Staline" (satire for Stalin) and the Russian Revolution of 1917.

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It shows how power in the wrong hands can lead to not only to chaos, but to a way worse situation than before.

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The Animal Farm wanted freedom, equality, what humans didn't give them. Yet as their plan seemed to work, they trusted the pigs to be leaders. As one leader profited of their lack of learning, and their nativity, they ended up as before

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Looked like anarchy, but was it? Totally no. In almost every anarchy a "leader" tries to crawl his way to the top. A leader that only wants power and doesn't care about his society, ending up as a dictatorship

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Some quote i found online that fits my book:

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Some quote i found online that fits my book:

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"There are (at least) two kinds of anarchy.
(1.) Philosophical anarchy, which is simply a specialized form of democracy where the powers normally granted to markets are granted to people/government.
(2.) Lawlessness."