Animal farm is like a fairy story in the way that the animals can talk, and that they do things like build a windmill and create their own democracy which later turns into a dictatorship. The animals are also clever, especially the pigs, they use propaganda to change the views of the other animals to make them believe in things that they didn't before.

Animal farm is also like a fairy story because it is easy to read and it uses animals which children find more interesting.

However Animal farm is unlike a fairy story in the way that it has a hidden meaning which is harder to understand. It tells us about important things about how people act and about tyrants. It has a political meaning also about the Russian revolution on how the government was overthrown and what life went on like after the rebellion.

Animal farm works as an allegory of the Russian revolution in the way that the people who want change overthrow a 'ruler'. Mr Jones represents the Russian Emperor at the time, the

Orwell has shown that the government knows how to run a country and not to go against them. He has made a book that is easy to understand but with a hidden meaning, which is harder to understand for adults.

Orwell is also trying to say that Russia ended up worse off in the long term after the revolution because the leaders didn't know how to run a country properly and fairly. This is a point that Orwell makes, he says that the real government is better because they know how to run a country properly.

Karl Marx was very important in the success of Stalin. This is also true about Squealer and Napoleon. Language is very important in the book and is used as a weapon on some people to force them to accept something. They were often lies to make the animals work harder to make the pigs lives better, they were only thinking of themselves.

Czar. Snowball represents Trotsky who was a brilliant speaker. Napoleon represents Stalin who later takes control and changes Russia into a dictatorship. Squealer represents the propaganda specialists who were able to change people's views through the power of speaking. For example in Animal farm Squealer was able to change the other animal's views on Napoleon and make Snowball sound like the bad one. He said, "I trust that every animal here appreciates the sacrifice that comrade Napoleon ahas made in taking this extra labour upon himself." Then he goes onto say "Snowball, who, as we now know, was no better than a criminal."

'And so, Almost before they knew what was happening the rebellion had been successfully carried through, Jones was expelled and the Manor Farm was theirs.' In 1943 George Orwell wrote the classic novel, Animal Farm, a fairy story. The reason it is appreciated so much is because of the amount of depth Orwell has worked into it. For those young of age, and those who cannot grasp much more, it is a brilliant fable in itself. To those who enjoy history it is an excellent rendition of the Russian revolution. The last but by no means least level is a warning to all who read and comprehend about the dangers of a totalitarian regime. The aim of this essay is to prove that the book does indeed work on all 3 levels.

George Orwell is trying t

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