Synopsis
-The
animals work at a backbreaking pace to farm enough food for
themselves and to build the windmill.
-Napoleon
changes his mind, he agrees with animals build windmill.
-A
fearsome storm descends on Animal Farm, knocking down roof tiles, an
elm tree, and even the flagstaff.
-Napoleon
speech, and now in full control of the farm and the pigs have taken
over.
-Windmill
should build be stronger and bigger than before.
-The
hens rebel, and Napoleon responds by cutting their rations entirely.
The hens rebel, and Napoleon responds by cutting their rations
entirely.
-Mr.
Frederick attacks Animal Farm with a large group of armed men.
-Several
of the animals are killed, and Boxer sustains a serious injury.
-The
animals are disheartened, but a patriotic flag-raising ceremony
cheers them up and restores their faith somewhat.
-The
seven commandments are secretly changed.
-Pigs
drink alcohol, wear clothing, sleep in beds and walk on two feet.
-Moses
the raven returns to the farm.
-One
night the animals watched napoleon and Mr. Pilkington though the farm
house windows and could no longer tell which was pig and which was
human.
Characters
introduction
Old
Major - The boar who always
gives speeches for all animals.
Napoleon
- The
leader of the animals. He is a powerful pig. In the second half of
Animal
Farm,
he in full control of the animals in farm and the pigs has taken
over.
Snowball
- The pig who challenges
Napoleon for control of animal farm. But he
fault.
Boxer
- He is a hones cart-horse. He
always follows with Napoleon. His two mottoes are ''I will work
harder.'' and ''Napoleon is always right.'' Finally, he dead, because
the heavy hurt from the war between person and animals.
Mr.
Jones - The
owner of the Animal Farm before the animals stage
their Rebellion and establish Animal Farm. He always drunk.
Point
of view
The
author maybe want to tell us lots of different ideas, such as
describing the animals want to change the unfair control form person,
they made plan and build windmill. The leader pigs the pigs establish
themselves as the ruling class in the new society. Finally, they won.
In the novel, we can see the pigs drink alcohol, sleep in beds and
walking on two feet. They forgot the seven rules.
Setting
(part
2)The setting is the windmill broken and Napoleon changes his ideas
to agree with use money to repair and re-build a stronger and bigger
windmill. He has in full control of the Animal Farm.
Notables
about the writer’s style
The writer describe the reform by animals to change their fortune, the story likes an allegory. Also the author use some satires to emphasize on his writing themes.
Statement
of themes
In
the second part of Animal Farm , Napoleon has in full
of the Animal Farm. But pigs drink wine, sleep in beds and walk on
two feet. Some ways to say, we can not pick out who was pig and
humans. The author want to show us the differences between animals
and humans. Another theme is abuse of power, Napoleon ejected
Snowballs from the animals' group.
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