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 really didn't like it, I thought the ending could have been done better. However I do understand it, it's showing that if you act like your enemy, you become your enemy. The Pigs looking like the Humans shows that if you take a good idea and try to liberate the lower class by destroying the high class, if you control them, you become that high class you wanted to destroy.
 
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Lailie
I really hated the ending. With a passion. Although, I realize that the end

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I really didn't like it, I thought the ending could have been done better. However I do understand it, it's showing that if you act like your enemy, you become your enemy. The Pigs looking like the Humans shows that if you take a good idea and try to liberate the lower class by destroying the high class, if you control them, you become that high class you wanted to destroy.

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I thought the ending was okay but I thought that maybe it would've been better if the animals at done something or protested at the end. I understand how the author was showing how you eventually turn into your enemy, but I just did not like it

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I really hated the ending. With a passion. Although, I realize that the ending was written to correspond  with the real events of the Russian Revolution.

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My reaction to the end of Animal Farm is wow. I did not like the ending of the book. I was shocked that the pigs literally stood up on two legs and began to wear clothes. Just like in the quote from yesterday, the animals became their enemies: the humans. Why did the pigs decide to get Boxer slaughtered. He was the strongest animal on the farm. I wonder why Napoleon just got rid of all the commandments and left only one instead of adding two words like he did in previous chapter.

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I kind of wanted to see the animals rebel against the pigs. It was as if there was so much tension building up, but then at the ending nothing really spectacular happened. I think Orville wrote this ending to maybe show how Animalism really failed.

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I did not like the end of the book because I thought it was sad how the pigs left the other animals and basically became human. It was upsetting because the pigs became what they were trying to destroy from the beginning of the book. Despite it being unsatisfying, it does reflect the history of Russia.

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i didn't like the ending because it showed how the farm had started where it began when Jones was in control of it. Also because boxer had died and the pigs had covered it up with a lie.

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I personally thought that the ending was anti-climactic and the author could of made the ending better. I believe Orwell wrote this ending to show that if you act like your enemy, you will reflect them just like the pigs have done with the humans.

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I didn't like the ending because the pigs never learned their lesson about how bad a communism government is. I think George Orwell wrote the ending like this to emphasize that man and pigs are alike because both are greedy and clever.

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I really did not enjoy the ending because Napoleon succeeded with everybody suffering just so he could be act like a human that is worse than Mr. Jones.

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cause after every thing that happened  they still  followed the  pig until they decided   they´ve  had enough and how long it took them to realize it .

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I was kind of staggered by the ending of Animal Farm because I didn't think that the pigs would end up being like that and appearing like the humans,  where all the animals are hurting.

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I thought it was a intresting ending and I liked the metaphor that I think it represented. When it said that the animals went back to see what all the rucuss was about they couldn't tell the humans from the pigs I think that meant that the pigs had become what the sought to defeat/change.

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I was kind of surprised that the book ended with the pigs gaining ultimate power over the animal farm no manor farm. I honestly thought that the animals would try to rebel against the pigs, but I guess they weren't knowledgeable on rebellion or how to rebel against the pigs. George Orwell wrote this ending to particularly to warn others in the future the problem of communism.

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The ending was bizarre I can see why he wanted to end the book with the pigs almost being humans by walking on two legs and drinking alcohol.
Overall I would like to see a better ending and not just end there.

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I thought that Animal farm's ending was very interesting in that the animals wanted to get rid of the humans so badly but ended up becoming exactly like them. Also, the pigs were the ones who made the 7 commandments and it was interesting how they were the ones to become corrupt and break the equality and freedom.

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I was a bit surprised about the ending of the book. I expected the Animal Farm to fall completely apart, but I personally didn't not like the ending. Only the pigs and dogs benefited from all of the advances while the labors of the other animals such as Clover were more severe and endured worse conditions. I think Orwell wrote this ending to show how Napoleon became corrupted. In Napoleon's pursuit for power and success of the Animal Farm he became the person he despised. This ending depicts how power can influence and change a person.

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I was somewhat shocked because the pigs basically turned into the humans. According to the other animals animals it was hard to tell the pigs and the humans apart. The whole point of their revolution was to get away from humans but instead they just created more of them.

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Dylan Tulacro
I greatly disliked the ending, because of the fact that Boxer died, the pigs became friends with the humans, and that they left all the other animals out to dry. However the ending seemed like the beginning of the Cold War, where man is America and the Pigs are Russia, they are all friends then they go to war.

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The ending of Animal Farm was sad yet truthful. The story ended with Napoleon continuing his unfair leadership and harsh dictatorship. I think George Orwell ended the book the way he did because he wanted to show that sometimes things end poorly for good people and that is just the way of life.

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I didn't really like the ending because Napoleon sold Boxer for whiskey. Which broke one of the original seven commandments. Also Napoleon completely changed Animal farm by saying "four legs good, two legs better". and started to act more human than animal. Which completely contradicts what the animals were fighting for.

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In my opinion, the ending made sense but it was not what I was hoping or expecting to happen. The part that surprised me the most about it was when the pigs invited humans back to the farm to tour it which didn´t really make total sense. I think Orwell wrote this particular ending to make the point that sometimes if you reach low fighting your enemies, you might become them. Also, it probably corresponds with the actual Russian Revolution.

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I thought the book's ending was terrible and needs work. The ending is lackluster at best and i understand the deeper meaning of the corruption but it just wasn't that captivating.