... characters who come to life in Orwell's book, the animals (as a societal whole) represent the protagonist, attempting to overcome their unfair treatment received from the humans, and escape the knife that kills them at the end of their lives. Mister Jones and the human race (as a societal whole, as well) plays the antagonist in the novel, mistreating the animals and bringing the animals" feelings of hatred toward Man upon themselves. Napoleon (main character #1)... One of ... yards when they stopped short. An uproar of voices was coming from the farmhouse. They rushed back and looked th...

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... his time sitting in the taproom of the Red Lion at Willingdon. There were two farms next two Animal Farm the first one was the Foxwood Farm. It was large, old fashioned, all the pasture warn out, and the hedges in a disgraceful condition. Pilkington owned the Farm; he was an easygoing gentleman, fished and hunted depending on the season. Frederick owned Pinchfield Farm, tough, shrewd man, always involved in ... Squealer explains to them the reasons and they agreed. Mr. Whymper, he's the one that did the trade for them. He looks like a sly-looking little man, with side-whiskers. The pigs m...

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