... for the animals to live by. They also forbid entering into the farmhouse and any contact with the humans. One of the leaders come up with the idea to build a windmill for electricity, but the other leader wants it to be his idea so he runs the other leader off. He tells the animals that the other leader was with the ... owner of the farm. As the animals work on the windmill they notice the decrease in their food supply. The leader tells the animals that they have to trade with the other farmers. This makes the animals very upset because that ... and the other people of Oceania did not ...

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• Grade Level: High School

... position as the owner of the farm. There are a number of smaller, hidden, metaphors throughout the book. For example, the Windmill stands for the Russian industry that had been built by the working class (clover and Boxer). Indeed, the destruction of the windmill is supposed to symbolise the failure of the five year plans-plans introduced by Stalin to industrialise Russia. In conclusion ... ...

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