... that they did. You can teach that you did these things to the children and the impressionable workers and the party followers and leaders, and they will either fall in line, or be crushed by the waves of counter-opposition. You can use your "dogs- to control through fear. As the satire unfolds, the parallels to the USSR become ever more ... farmhouse, and he is forgotten. Yet as Napoleon becomes more and more like Mr. Jones in his demands and the work that he needs the animals to do, such as finish the windmill while taking a food cut, Napoleon, who now lives in the farmhouse, unleashes...

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• Approx Pages: 33
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• Grade Level: High School