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Switching Nav Animal Farm starts with a very drunk Mr. Jones (owner of Manor Farm), who does a really crumbling job, you know, his job. Fortunately, there is a cute pig on the farm: the Old Major. Old Major encourages neglected animals to rebel and run a farm themselves with one important qualification: everyone must be equal. Then he dies. It seems like a grand idea for all but Benjamin, a cynical donkey whose main job in life must be, well, cynical. So they rebel. Pigs, which are the smartest animals, of course, occupy a leading role. So much for this equality business. So much for Old Major's vision of a peaceful coup because of the immediate conflict between two pigs, Napoleon and Snowden. Napoleon wants to sit back and be responsible for everything, while Snowball wants to teach the rest of the animals and build a windmill. Obviously snowball's plan is much better, so he wins. Do not. Instead, Napoleon uses his private army of nine wild and huge dogs to become the leader of all powerful dominant bosses pig. Okay, he doesn't call it that, but you know it's on his mind somewhere. With Snowball out of the picture, the other pigs blame everything on him. They shamelessly exploit the rest of the animals, breaking all the rules of equality they had established after the uprising. Life on the farm deteriorates and deteriorates, animals forget the original dream of the old Major, and pigs make some bad management decisions when working with neighboring farms. The wretched moment of climax comes when pigs send Boxer, a hardworking and loyal horse ready for retirement, to his death. Ouch. In short, pigs begin to look a lot like terrible human owners, with whom we began at the beginning of all this mess, walking on two legs and everything. In fact, they can be even worse. Hm. It looks like the grumpy old Eeyore , we think Benjamin, was straight after all. Join today and never see them again. By entering your email address, you agree to receive emails from Shmoop and make sure you are over 13. Boxer is a depiction of male peasants in the USSR. The success of the animal farm representing the Soviet Union rests on these peasants doing as much work as possible, which Boxer throws in with gusto. His personal motto, however, suggests that he is overly idealistic and puts the ideals of revolution above his own selfinterest in a way that ultimately does not serve him. Meanwhile, Benjamin is widely represented by intellectuals who, as the novel suggests, could see what was going to happen --his enigmatic answers suggest that he is aware that revolutions are taking place in a cycle and that the farm will inevitably be where it began. Additional Studios Chapter 3 quiz To continue enjoying our site, we ask you to confirm your identity as a person. Thank you very much for your cooperation. Four legs good, two legs bad. See the important quote explained animals laborious summer harvesting in the countryside. Smart pigs think about ways in which animals can use human tools, and each animal participates in work, each according to his abilities. The resulting harvest exceeds what the farm has ever known. Only Molly and the cat doubt their responsibilities. The strong and hardworking Boxer does most of the hard work of accepting I'll work harder! as a personal motto. The whole animal community respects his dedication and strength. Of all the animals, only Benjamin, the obstinating donkey, does not seem to recognize the change in new leadership. Every Sunday, the animals hold a flag-raising ceremony. The green background of the flag depicts the english countryside, and its white claw and horn symbolize animals. Morning rituals also include a democratic meeting where animals debate and establish a new policy for the collective good. At meetings, Snowden and Napoleon always express the loudest opinions, although their views are always at odds. Snowball sets up several committees with different purposes, such as cleaning the tail of cows and re-educating rats and rabbits. Most of these committees are unable to achieve their goals, but the lessons designed to teach all farm animals how to read and write meet some successes. At the end of summer, all animals reach a certain literacy. Pigs read and write freely, but some of the dogs are able to learn to read the Seven Commandments. A man's goat can read the scraps of a newspaper, but Clover knows the alphabet, but can't put the letters together. Poor boxer never gets beyond the letter D. When it becomes clear that many of the animals are unable to memorize the Seven Commandments, Snowball reduces the principles to one essential maxim that, according to him, contains the heart of animalism: Four legs good, two legs bad. Birds take offense until Snowball hastily explains that the wings are counted as legs. The rest of the animals accept the maxim without arguments, and the sheep begin to chant it at random times, useless as if it were a song. Napoleon is not interested in snowball committees. When dogs Jessie and Bluebell each give birth to puppies, he takes puppies into his care, saying that training young people should take precedence over adult education. He raises puppies in the attic above the harness room, out of sight of the rest of the Animal Farm. Around this time, animals for their indignation discover that pigs have taken all the milk and apples. Squealer explains to them that pigs need milk and apples to think well, and since the work of pigs is brain work, it is in the interests of pigs to eat apples and drink milk. If the pig's brain fails due to a lack of apples and milk, Squealer hints, Mr. Jones could return to take over the farm. This perspective frightens the rest of the animals, and they agree to recall milk and apples collective benefits. Analysis Boxer's motto in response to the growing workforce at Animal Farm, I will work harder is an echo of the exact motto of immigrant Jurs Rudkus in response to financial problems, in the jungle of Upton Sinclair. While Boxer is beware of the common good, as dictated by his socialist society, Juris would invoke his own benefit, as dictated by his capitalist society. Both have a blind belief that the key to happiness lies in the respect of the existing political economic system. True to socialism, Orwell would almost certainly have read the Jungle, which, fully published in 1906, was a vehement indictment of capitalism and activated the American socialist movement. His embezzlement of Jurgis motto boxer implicitly links the suppression of capitalism to the suppression of totalitarian communism, because in each case the state completely ignores the suffering of those who seek to be respectful and work in the system. The varying degrees of literacy of animals demonstrate the need to exchange information in order to preserve freedom. To the merits of pigs, they try to teach other animals the basics of reading and writing, but the rest of the animals turn out to be incapable or unwilling. The result is a dangerous imbalance of knowledge, since pigs become the only guardians and interpreters of the guiding principles of the Animal Farm. The difference between the ability of the abstract thought of animals causes pigs to condense the Seven Commandments into one higher slogan: Four legs good, two legs bad. The objection of birds to the slogan immediately indicates the excessive simplicity of the phrase. whereas the seven commandments formulated by pigs are a detailed mixture of anti-human directives (No animal wears clothes), judgments of moral value (No animal will kill another animal) and utopian ideals (All animals are the same), the new, reducing slogan does not contain any of these elements; it only creates a bold dichotomy that masks the betrayal of pigs. The motto has experienced such a generalization that it has become propaganda, a rallying point that will keep the common animals focusing on pig rhetoric so that they ignore their misfortune. Welcome back, tight-fitting muffins. This is the latest installing part of our series of blogging classics: you voted, and we listened, so in this round we cover Animal Farm. Earlier on an animal farm: a bit of background on George G-Eazy Orvels and I, for example, welcome our young pig tops. Okay, where were we? Oh, yes! The tossing of humanity. My fave. Chapter 3 You can read the official sparknotes chapter 3 summary here. Here we are at Animal Farm, where the party never stops. All animals work with their tails to bring in the annual hay harvest. All animals except pigs. Pigs directly and monitor the rest of the animals, because they are so very, very cute. Pigs are like your worst yoga teacher: trot around, vigorously screaming directions as you sweat buckets and fail to do a bracelet, all the while the faint smell of pork hangs in the air. Everyone works hard to bring in the wall. Boxer The sustty horse works the hardest. Mollie Ditzy Horse tends to watch out early. Benjamin Donkey acts like a farm goth and doesn't care that he now has another boss. Aren't you happy now that Farmer Jones isn't there anymore? Benjamin donkey: via GIPHY /NBC No one complains or steals and it's the best harvest ever! Suck it! Also, every Sunday the animals have a meeting in which they raised their new flag and rang the beasts of England and discuss things. Pigs debate. Snowball and Napoleon (i.e. Trotsky Metaphor and Stalin Metaphor) always disagree in this debate. Trouble ahead?! The snowball, a bit of an idealist, creates a bunch of clubs like the Clean Tails League for cows, which, I don't want to know, how they clean each other's tails. Most of these clubs splash out, but animals are interested in learning to read and write. There's that big piece where Orwell brutally judges animals one by one. Ducks are too stupid to learn anything. Ben Goth Donkey can read, but does not believe there is anything worth reading about. The boxer only writes B C D over and over again. Molly is just learning to write her name, and then prances around, decorating it with flowers. I felt proud to be a little smarter than a duck. However, some animals can't even learn the Seven Commandments, so Snowball boils them down to: FOUR LEGS GOOD, TWO LEGS BAD. Catchy! Almost too catchy. The sheep repeat this phrase over and over again, like the herd of cubs who have just learned The Song That Never Ends. At the same time, Napoleon is more interested in getting young. He picks up some puppies in the attic and keeps them so isolated that everyone just forgets that they exist. What's he doing up there? I bet he teaches them to balance cookies on their noses and post videos on YouTube. Nice. Then there is the turning point. I am not just saying this because I like to speak in all CAPS, although it is also true - Orwell himself said that this moment is very important. Check it out: Animals: What do you eat? Pigs: Picture credit: Warner Bros. Television Animals find the missing milk (hooray!) and realize that pigs mix milk with their food (boo)! In addition, pigs send round orders that all apples should be collected and given only to pigs. Animals are annoying, but propaganda pig Squealer says that they do not even like apples or milk. It's just that science proves that pigs need milk and apples to be healthy and well-thought. If they can't think well, then Farmer Jones will be back. Is that what they want? It's not. Therefore, animals agree to give all apples and milk to pigs. Here's G-Eazy himself, in the letter Colleague: The turning point of the story was supposed to be when pigs held milk and apples for themselves. If it had made sense for the rest of the animals to put their foot down then, everything would be fine. That's it, my friends: that's how dictators rise to power. Milk apple puree. Terrible. Terrible. Chapter 4 You can read the official sparknotes chapter 4 summary here. Meanwhile! The name has spread across England on the happy farm, where the animals are responsible and half never stop. People are horrified, so they basically do the thing you do when you speak publicly, and you're nervous, and you giggle uncontrollably to refrain from puking. People say the song Beast of England is funny. So silly, these utopian stories! They also say that the Animal Farm suffers failure and all animals suffer hunger, and / whether they are cannibals, and / whether they torture each other with hot irons and trifles. They make the farm sound like Coachella for Day 3, that's what I'm saying. However, their tricks do not work. Animals all over hum the Beasts of England and become sassy with their owners. Obviously people (those rogue!) have to stop it before it goes too far. This is a good moment to remember that G-Eazy did not try to claim that communism was bad and capitalism was better: rather, he thought that both were systems in which a strong elite succumbed and harmed a common nation. So, farmers come to attack the farm with sticks and a gun, but the animals are ready! When farmers charge fees, animals surround people and swarm, head barrel, bite and trample them. Farmer Jones shoots at

Snowball, but he shepherds the pig and kills the sheep instead. The snow ball now has some bad war wounds. At last, farmers all run away in horror. In the fight, Boxer kicked the farmboy in the head and apparently killed him. The boxer is sweet, and being a murderer, he is very sad. He is not prepared for the reality that everything will be sacrificed for a political economic system. The animals understand that Molly is missing, and they find her hiding in the stable. When they get back outside, the farmer has woken up and fled - Boxer isn't a killer after all, hurrah! Animals are pumped. To commemorate the fight, they give snowball to Stalin's pig, boxer to a desutevered horse and dead sheep a few medals. They declare the day a holiday and feel really good about everything. That's wonderful! Let's move to Animal Farm, where I'm sure nothing will happen! Catch up on all the Blogging Animal Farm posts here, and all Blogging the Classics series here! Here!

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