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They are destined to end this way because

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People think they're better that other people so it will always end this way

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A rebellions aren't destined to end this way if the plan to make the Utopian vision is a good one

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I think that it was going to end up like this because the only reason why humans treated animals like this is because the humans just know that they are smarter that the animals, so if you get rid of the humans the automatically smarter animal will become the leader, take over, and do the same things. (Im typing faster today)

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I feel like it was destined to happen because in every society there always a person who wants to be overpowered then the others.

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It was destined to end this way because the rebellions all eneded up into tyranny

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Based on what has happened in Animal Farm and what we have read about in other passages, I do believe that all rebellion are destined to end up this way. This is the case because there will always be one person or one group who seeks power over everything/everyone else. Rebellions could also end up this way because there is always grief, anger, and other feelings that could ruin the Utopian society.

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All rebellions were not destined to end this way, if they had kept their true goal in sight they could've achieve something at least similar to it.

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All rebellions with a utopian vision are not destined to end this way. Although it would be more reasonable to rebel with the idea that could fit within the current society and not be "utopian," rebelling as if that utopian vision would become a reality is not tied to an undesirable and tyrannic ending like the rebellion on the Animal Farm. Utopian vision will never fully come to life, but that doesn't necessarily mean that they end up having the opposite wanted outcome.

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Not all rebellions end like that, but it was destined to. It's easy for one animal to gain power in Animal Farm hence they are all reaching for the same ending.

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All rebellions are destined to end this way because there will always be a person or a group of people who think they are above everyone so they'll just begin to control everything and make everything favor them.

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I don't think that all rebellions end this way but this was destined to. With most of the animals on the farm being illiterate, it's easy for the animals on the farm to take advantage and the other animals. People can also only know true happiness by seeing the struggles of another person.

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Yes it was destined to end that way because rebellions always end up in chaos and bad ruling.

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i don't believe that all rebellions with a utopian vision are destined to end this way. however, things will most likely end with a tyrannical leader messing things up because there will always be that one power hungry person who will attempt to throw things off and take control.

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There Utopia would've never happened because the first thing that was messed up was when the pigs were set to power because we know that the pigs would use there powers wrongly which would cause the downfall

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Si. Not everybody believes the same thing and some people would want to take advantage. In most rebellions we see it almost always fails and people don't get the end result that they wanted. Not everyone is always equal.