Exit ticket - DAY 1 by Mr. Thompson

garcilazos88807 — 2025-03-11 17:16:11 UTC

Can oppression lead to corruption and if so how can one stop both at the same time?

williamsd13207 — 2025-03-11 17:17:27 UTC

will the animals start to oppress one another, and will some sort of corruption be shown in the book.

salazarb78007 — 2025-03-11 17:19:06 UTC

One thought I have about what we discussed today is how much oppression will be in "Animal Farm."

zamoraj13406_1 — 2025-03-11 17:19:12 UTC

Its interesting how Old Major is bringing all the animals and saying they're all brothers who belong together and need to fight against man

landezk07707_1 — 2025-03-11 17:19:43 UTC

Will the animals on the farm experience oppression or corruption? Will it be from eachother or Mr. Jones?

godineza98307 — 2025-03-11 17:21:02 UTC

If man never existed how will oppression even start? How will the animal lives change?

rileyd20307 — 2025-03-11 17:22:03 UTC

does there get to a point to how much it get to or does it keep rising

wongn21307 — 2025-03-11 17:22:07 UTC

We discussed oppression & how it may relate to what the farm animals are going through because they don't have any freedom under Mr Jones authority. Also oppression can lead to destruction in the community along with unfair treatment.

villalobosw76507 — 2025-03-11 17:23:10 UTC

Can just animals experience oppression or is it only us humans? The book so far is telling me that animals can also experince oppression.

ortizrodriguezg85807 — 2025-03-11 17:23:50 UTC

One thought I have about today's discussion is will the animals have some kind of corruption or oppression throughout the book due to not having any freedom?

reyeso70407 — 2025-03-11 17:23:53 UTC

I would love to see the animals take over the world and kill every human being cause it would be funny

montanoj68007 — 2025-03-11 17:24:05 UTC

Oppression breeds hate, and hate leads to rebellion.

2025-03-11 17:24:06 UTC

can being oppressed lead to corruption and how can we stop both.

banuelosg39205 — 2025-03-11 17:24:09 UTC

I think that oppression is something unfair when it is done to a group of people and it can change their opinion depending on what point of view you see it from.

whitet77907 — 2025-03-11 17:24:10 UTC

One Thought That I Can say How does Old Major use rhetoric to persuade the animal to rebel ? and what does this reveal about his leadership?

torresf25607 — 2025-03-11 17:24:17 UTC

The animals might be more than likely to oppress and retaliate the mr. and Mrs Jones soon. Or will they not?

2025-03-11 17:25:13 UTC

One thought that I have had is can animals experience oppression just as humans do?

As I'm reading this book, they can. The animals want to remove man from the scene because of what they are going through.

grayt89107 — 2025-03-11 17:44:54 UTC

I know Old Major I old and have probably seen a lot. But I wonder how he gets all of this knowledge on Mr.Jones. Does he tak about stuff around the animals, is it passed on information, or did he witness these events. I'm not denieng/doubting his wisdom, just wondering what the sources are.

2025-03-11 18:42:02 UTC

I think that Old Major has good intentions for the rest of the animals, he doesn't want them to unjustly suffer anymore.

2025-03-11 19:30:42 UTC

Will there be corruption within there system to fight against oppression on the farm? Is it possible for the pigs to just be using the farm animals to get what they want?

2025-03-11 19:51:36 UTC

can oppression lead to any sort of anger or corruption?

2025-03-12 01:03:18 UTC

All of the animals seem to have oppression just for the simple fact they aren't free.

valdovinosmosqj32306 — 2025-04-14 19:37:01 UTC

How will the oppresion eventually affect the animals in animal farm?