Animal Farm

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   sagetrieb Teacher
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   Animals continue to work together throughout the novel, at moments building up real solidarity, such as when Boxer dies and is sent off.  Cats and rats do not get along, however, and at one point Mollie leaves because the others resent her bourgeois vanity. Significantly, Snowball is forced to leave by Napoleon because he disagrees with him. Following this, Napoleon makes Snowball the scapegoat for all the bad things that transpire on the far. They get along because they have subscribed to the idelogogy of "animalism," because they know the consequences of questioning (the dogs will attack them), and because they become so tired they do not have the energy to protest, because they cannot read or write and are easily persuaded by Squealer, and because they remain hungry as the story progresses, losing any energy for struggle.

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   Posted by sagetrieb on Saturday November 10, 2007 at 4:40 AM
   
   

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   anxuanhuong Student
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   if it is in Chap3 so i would help you :)

    The animals were worked really hard in the farm. Each animal worked in their own jobs. The Pigs didn't do anything, but directed and supervised to other . Some of the animal also did extra work and some of them didn't do any thing but just waited for the meals.

   In the end, the animals finished it the harvest in two days' less than it had usually done by Jones and his men.

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   Posted by anxuanhuong on Sunday November 23, 2008 at 9:23 AM
   
   

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