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George Orwell uses dramatic irony in Animal farm to allow the readers to know something that the animals do not. An example of dramatic irony is when the commandments are changed.As each commandment is changed, the animals think they remember it the way it was before but they aren’t sure.  The reader knows that the pigs are slowly taking over the farm and instituting a totalitarian regime, but the animals don’t.

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George Orwell positions the audience to view Squealer as manipulative, powerful and privileged character. This relates to the readers values of honesty and trust. The characterisation of Squealer helps create propaganda through his manipulation and deceitful qualities. ;;

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'Comrades' is a term often used when relating to two individuals whom are of a positive association. Whilst comrades reflects the qualities and ideals of animalism, the pigs banter towards other animals is more so just a facade of a totalitarian society. Having a civil conversation with opposing animals allows a sense of trust to be exchanged towards the pigs. Orwell utilised dramatic irony in order to highlight the pigs intentions to be deceitful and immoral, rather then friendly and trustworthy. Though the animals perceive the pigs actions as a polite exchange, they are simply contributing to the corruption of animalism, and the originally agreed concept of having all animals to be equal. The term reflects a communist society rather then the newly evolved animalistic civilisation.

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The subtle change in the 7 commandments has a heavy impact on how the reader perceives the evolution of the farm and the obvious foreshadowing. The original commandments all work together towards an equal and fair society where no one is in power and the reader sees this as a generally positive thing and proves that "Animalism" is working but when the power and privilege of the pigs influences the 7 commandments, it obvious to see the inevitably bad ending. When the 7 commandments are changed the reader sees this as the pigs winning, the pigs begin to abuse their power and privileged and continue to stay in power strikes the reader with a sense of guilt and emotion as they see regular animals (Representation of the working class) suffer for no reason.

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comrades means friends/ally and it suggests equality but they dont mean it

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All animals including the pigs called each other 'comrades' in the beginning of the novel, this is because they saw each other as equals in a classless society. But further on in the novel it becomes apparent that the pigs are in a higher class and that they deserve more which resulted in them not calling the other animals 'comrades' anymore.

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The audience is positioned to view Squealer as manipulative and dishonest, which relates to the readers values of honesty and loyalty as it is challenged in throughout the novel. The characterisation of Squealer at the beginning of the novel states that he can 'turn black into white', which foreshadows Squealers dishonesty and manipulation that is explored more nearing the end of the novel. From the beginning of the novel the audience is positioned to villainise the pigs because of their immorality and dishonesty that Squealer portrays throughout the entirety of the novel.

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This event was very significant in the characterisation of the pigs and in showing the truth behind Animalism. This event is important, as the cooperation with humans is a large betrayal to the original value the pigs built their leadership on; the common hatred of humans. This was intended to show the manipulation the pigs used in advertising themselves as enemies of the humans and characterise them as back-stabbing traitors, who are corrupted by greed - no different to the resented humans.

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the windmill in animal farm symbolises industry and technology and represents the industrial revolution in the soviet union. Its one of snowball's ideas on how to improve productivity and make life better in the farm

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In the novel, animals refer to each other as "comrades" to portray equality and unity within the animal society between the proletarians and bourgeoisie. This term is often use by the working class whom are brainwashed to believe in Animalism to refer to each other as they believe that everyone in the society are their friends. However, the ruling class use this term for political purpose to ensure the working class believe that the leadership are their ally, which is purely propaganda. This is an allegory of Soviet Union and other communist societies where people refer each other's as "comrade"

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the windmill represents the soviets attempt to make there country more modern in terms of there technology

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The animals refer to each other as comrades because it means 'a colleague or a fellow member of an organization.'

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The windmill is a symbolic representation of the animals progression towards communism, theme of fear and motif of . Although, this is relatively a drawback towards there works as it is actually representing Napoleon's leadership towards his dominance and superiority over the other animals. His rule is a dictatorship making the other animals not feel like workers but instead slaves towards the power he has obtained, of and near absolute corruption. The windmill is a major step towards the humanistic features of Napoleon's rule towards attempting to create a more civilised 'Animal Farm' not through the ideals of animalism. Instead, through a class system such as.. what the humans use, where he will obtain the most power due to his high-intellect overpowering the other animals.

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The windmill is a symbolic representation of the animals progression towards communism, theme of fear and motif of . Although, this is relatively a drawback towards there works as it is actually representing Napoleon's leadership towards his dominance and superiority over the other animals. His rule is a dictatorship making the other animals not feel like workers but instead slaves towards the power he has obtained, of and near absolute corruption. The windmill is a major step towards the humanistic features of Napoleon's rule towards attempting to create a more civilised 'Animal Farm' not through the ideals of animalism. Instead, through a class system such as.. what the humans use, where he will obtain the most power due to his high-intellect overpowering the other animals.

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Within Animal Farm, those who call each other 'comrades', refer to each as a friend (even when they're not). The animals who sit higher in the hierarchy (pigs and those who are more intelligent) call the other animals 'comrade' to represent equality (Animalism) within the 'classless' and communist culture. 'Comrade' on the outside relates to friends and colleagues and it also represents power within the animals and Orwell uses this to highlight lack of friendship between two classes.

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Unlike Boxer, Mollie is part of the bourgeoisie middle class, she is a shallow materialist who cares nothing for the struggles of her fellow animals and flees to the humans when struggled.

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The word comrade in Animal Farm is utilised to show that there are different meanings behind it. The term comrade is used to portray the friendship between all the animals, however the powerful pigs use this word to represent the hierarchy and power on Animal Farm. George Orwell has utilised the word 'comrade' to represent and highlight there is class between the animals and equality can not exist.

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Mollie is a horse who struggles to conform to the initial ideals of Animalism. Whilst the animals on the farm work towards a common goal of equality, she enjoys qualities such as privilege. For her this is exemplified through her vanity, evident when after the farm is overthrown she is caught being pat on the head by a neighbouring farmer. She is scolded by Clover for this, admitting she was wrong to go against Animalism, but end up leaving the farm for the 'human' world. Orwells invited reading of this character and situation is that it is not possible for all to conform to one particular ideal, no matter how utopian it may seem. It also serves to foreshadow the weakness in Animalism.

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Mollie is a horse who struggles to conform to the initial ideals of Animalism. Whilst the animals on the farm work towards a common goal of equality, she enjoys qualities such as privilege. For her this is exemplified through her vanity, evident when after the farm is overthrown she is caught being pat on the head by a neighbouring farmer. She is scolded by Clover for this, admitting she was wrong to go against Animalism, but end up leaving the farm for the 'human' world. Orwells invited reading of this character and situation is that it is not possible for all to conform to one particular ideal, no matter how utopian it may seem. It also serves to foreshadow the weakness in Animalism.

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In Animal Farm, the windmill is a a representing of the farm's industrial might, the ruling class might, progression towards communism and rapid industrialisation of the farm. The motif of fear, exploitation and manipulation is the key themes of the existence of windmill. In the novel, Napoleon often use the plan and construction of windmill to justify animalism to be a good ideology, in addition to this, when one of the windmill wasdestroyed, Napoleon immediately scapegoat Snowball of sabotage, which effectively vilified him in the eyes of the animals, which is a clear example of manipulation of the leadership. With the absolute state of corruption, Napoleon began the push to create a more civlised Animal Farm through the idea of Animalism, where instead he push for a human-like social class where he placed himself and pigs on top due to their high intellects over other animals.

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In Animal Farm, we are positioned to view Squealer as manipulative, intelligent, powerful and deceit/cunning. We feel this way about him because the characterisation of his character, being a pig, is to portray those traits which positions us to not like him due to his manipulative personality. Squealer is known as the mouthpiece to Napoleon and he ensures the animals are coerced (persuaded) into conformality to the authoritarian society on the farm.

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George Orwell positions us to view Squealer as a manipulative, dishonest and corrupt character which causes the reader to question Squealers loyalty to not just Napoleon but all the other animals.

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The audience is positioned to view Squealer as a character who is manipulative towards the other animals. Squealer manipulates 'comrades' by utilising the trait of propaganda and lies when animals question the pigs choices/actions.

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Power and corruption in "Animal Farm" is inextricably linked to dishonesty as the former would not have been attainable by Napoleon and his pigs without the employment of actions ingrained with the latter. This is exemplified through Squealer and his deceitful tendencies and practices, such as his manipulation of the animals' views of Boxer's removal from a negative to a positive process involving a misinterpretation of the van's decal.

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Within Animal Farm the animals call each other comrades, to express and influence equality or Animalism within the farm, as everyone is addressed as a comrade everyone is "more equal". This makes the unintelligent animals in the farm  overlook the difference in class and believe more in Animalism.

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In Animal Farm, the term comrade is used abundantly to refer to other animals, especially by the pigs. The term comrade means friend or ally and the term may give the animals on the farm a sense of equality and the feeling of being included where its quiet the opposite. In many of squealer and Napoleons speeches and statements they greet the audience with comrades, creating a feeling of 'We're all in this together' and that them listening and working actually matters.

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The windmill is symbolic to the industrial revolution and the animals progression towards communism, this turns out to be a great downfall for the animals excluding the higher class animals such as the pigs, this

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The modification of the 7 Commandments affects the reader because they see what

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Throughout the didactic novel of Animal Farm themes of dishonesty, power and corruption are embedded to have a close association , in order to highlight the characterisation of the pigs. Whilst the corruption of the farm was affected by the exploitation showed by the pigs towards the animalism ideology, the pigs dishonesty and power had a considerable influence upon the outcome of the story. When napoleon took the nine puppies, not only was he deceitful about where the animals rations were going, he was also abusing his ability to do so. Its seen throughout the novel, that the characters with the most power, seem to be the ones whom end up corrupting the most. As the pigs took advantage of their power, they evidently used dishonesty to do so, therefore presenting a link.

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The significance of the pigs and humans playing cards together at the end of the novel represents

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The significance of the pigs and humans playing cards together at the end of the novel is very important as it portrays the power of the pigs and the class between the other animals.

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This event was significant as it presents the corruption of the seven commandments. The original commandment which stated "whatever goes upon two legs is enemy" is contradicted as a result of the pigs actions. Not only were they associating with a human, the pigs were in hindsight contributing to the corruption of the commandments. As they were also participating in human activities which was told to be prohibited.

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The significance of the pigs playing cards with the humans at the end of the novel demonstrates that power corrupts all living beings, whether it be animal to human. This is evident by the fact that partaking in gambling is a very human quality and those whom enjoy privilege are the ones who gamble. The pigs participating in the gambling signifies how privileged the pigs are, as they casually banter while playing cards, it also shows that the pigs hold just as much, if not more, power as the humans. The animals watching from outside symbolises that they are figuratively looking into the lies and corruption that has affected the pigs into forgetting the ideology of Animalism all together. The pigs partaking in gambling with the other animals looking in symbolises the fall of Animalism and the corruption of the pigs ideologies.