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The Seven Commandments & How They Changed.
By: Jess Fenske -
The First Commandment.
- Whatever goes upon two legs is an enemy. Found on page 43.
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The Second Commandment.
2.Whatever goes upon four legs, or has wings, is a friend.
Found on page 43. -
The Third Commandment.
3.No animal shall wear clothes.
Found on page 43. -
The Fourth Commandment.
4.No animal shall sleep in a bed.
Found on page 43. -
The Fifth Commandment.
5.No animal shall drink alcohol.
Found on page 43. -
The Sixth Commandment.
6.No animal shall kill any other animal.
Found on page 43. -
The seventh Commandment.
7.All animals are eqaul.
Found on page 43. -
Breaking The Commandment; No animal shall wear clothes.
Some animals broke the Commandment; No animal shall wear clothes. During the time that when all the animals tried running Animal Farm. Found this towards the end of the book. -
Breaking the Commandment; No animal shall sleep in a bed.
A few animals broke the Commandment; No animal shall sleep in a bed. After the fact, when Mr. Jones left. This was also found towards the end of the book. -
Beaking the Commandment; No animal shall drink alcohol.
Pretty much almost all the animals broke the Commandment;No animal shall drink alcohol. They broke that Commandment when they celabrated about stuff. Found this in the middle of the book. -
Breaking the Commandment; No animal shall kill any other animal.
Some of the animals steped up and wanted a certain leader to be killed and which they killed them. This is found mostly at the end of the book. -
A Quote Out Of The Book.
These Seven Ci=ommandments would now be inscribed on the wall; they would form an unalterable law by which all the animals on Animal Farm must live for ever after. Meaning that they should all get a chance to live, and be treated equal no matter what. -
Explanation/Impacted
My explanation of the Seven Commandments changing animals lives. Is well some animals got killed from the Commandments. And it impacted the leaders who took charge of Animal Farm, cause it effected them
