... as the horses, which have a hard time thinking things out for themselves, but once persuaded are very loyal. Mr. Jones has a special pet named Moses, which speaks of a sugar candy mountain as a paradise animals go to after they die. After Mr. Jones forgets to feed the animals for a few consecutives days they decide to break into the feed shed and help ... " special pet and told the animals of sugarcandy, a paradise where they go after they die. Moses seems to represent Christianity, telling about heaven as Sugarcandy Mountain. The pigs try to dismiss Moses" tales of Sugarcandy Mountain l...

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... , the tame raven, Jones's especial pet, was clearly serving as a messenger of propaganda to the animals. He repeatedly, told the animals that a better after life awaited them upon Sugar candy Mountain after they died. Apparently it was a place of great pleasure and plenty, where sugar grows on the hedges. Moses was saying these preposterous things in hopes of weakening the animals ... well articulated character, with the ability to enchant animals and well as readers young and old with his exciting ideas. Moses spoke about the great abundance of sugar on the mountain top during all seven...

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... and sided with them. Moses was a deceitful and untrustworthy. He represented the Russian Orthodox Church. He was able to convince the animals of the existence of a mysterious place called Sugercandy Mountain, where the animals would go once they died. He describes it as a parallel to our heaven; however, in doing this he leads the animals mind away from their painful everyday ... ...

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