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Animal Farm
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The Old Major's goodbye Speech
The Old Major, an old manor farm boar, is about to die so he gives an inspiring farewell speech to the entire community. -
The Old Major's Dream
The Old Major, old boar of Manor Farm, tells a dream that he had the previous night, of a world in which animals live without the tyranny of men: they are free, happy, well fed, and treated with dignity -
'' Beasts of England''
Old Major teaches the animals a song called '' Beasts of England'' which shows similarity to his dream. The animals would use this song as motivation to free themselves from Jones. -
Mr. Jones wakes up
When Jones hears the singing, he wakes up from his sleep and shoots into the night. This scares everyone and ends the meeting. -
Old Major Dies
Days after Old Major gives his speech he dies sleeping, and the animals continue with his secret of the revolution. -
Secret Revolution
The animals start working in secret on the revolution -
Begining of Revolution
The rebellion comes when Mr Jones forgets to feed the animals and a fed-up cow pushes her way into the store-shed to look for food -
The Rebelion
the other animals come in to help and Mr. Jones and his men try to get the animals back in line but the animals chase them off the farm -
The Victory
The animals took the farm and rejoiced at their victory. They change the name of the farm to 'Animal Farm' and decide on the Seven Commandments to live with that focus on animal equality and avoid behaving like Jones. -
Commandments
the animals made the seven commandments to ensure that the farm did not end up like it had with jones. the commandments were
1. whatever goes upon two legs is and enemy
2. whatever goes upon four legs or has wings is a friend
3.no animal shall wear clothes
4. no animal shall dring alcohol
5.no animal shall sleep in a bed
6. no animal shall kill any other animal
7. all animals are equal
they beleved that these seven commandments would be the bases of the animal farm. -
Life is good after the rebellion
The animals are happy, they work well together and more efficiently than Mr Jones ever did. Boxer the horse always makes a huge effort. -
The pigs begin to teach
The pigs begin to teach the others to read and write but most of them are too dumb to actually learn anything. -
Napoleon, Snowball and Squealer
these 3 animals are in charge, they create a philosophy called "Animalism" -
The pigs steal
The pigs steal some milk and apples for themselves after the first day's harvest. -
Pigs Priority
At this stage, the pigs begin to take extra apples and milk for themselves, some animals complain, but Squealer persuades them that the pigs have to get additional food that they need because they are the smartest.