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ANIMAL FARM (Characters (Pigs (Old Major (Taught the song "Beasts of…

- - - - His dream is: the song ''Beasts of England (lyrics and his family in the past)
      - Interpretation
        
        Revolution where all the animals are treated equally
        
        Perfect life
      - Everyone learns the song Beasts of England and it is sung by everyone
    - - They don't want to be slaved anymore
      - Some animals don't want the rebellion to happen
        
        Because Mr Jones is their master
        
        Moses is Mr Jones special pet
        
        Treated properly
  - - - One of the cows were too hungry and couldn't stand it so she broke into the food quarters
        
        Everyone was hungry
        
        Out of hunger everyone broke out of their designated area
        
        Everyone fought
    - - Renamed the farm
        
        They erased Manor Farm and wrote Animal Farm
        
        Created 7 rules
        
        1.Whatever goes upon 2 legs is an enemy
        2.Whatever goes upon 4 legs or has wings is a friend
        3.No animal shall wear clothes
        4.No animal shall sleep in a bed
        5.No animal shall drink alcohol
        6.No animal shall kill any other animal
        7.All animals are equal
  - - - Very hard
      - The pigs don't work
      - Still manage better than Jones and his men
    - - They always disagree with each other
      - A lot of conflict
    - - He makes different communities
        
        All his ideas fail
        
        Animal commitees
      - Education
        
        He taught the less smart animals the 7 commandments
        
        "4 legs good, 2 legs bad"
    - - He take the pups from Jessie and Bluebell
        
        He takes them away for presumably "educational purposes"
    - - Squealer defends them by saying
        
        According to science pigs need more apples and milk to survive
        
        Animal Farm needs the pigs to survive
        
        The pigs work all day and all night for the benefits of the farm
- - - - Clever
        
        Knows how to talk
      - Napoleon's mouth piece
        
        Whenever Napoleon does something that is selfish, Squealer is there to defend him
    - - Died in his sleep
      - Started the idea of revolution
      - Taught the song "Beasts of England"
        
        Song from his childhood
        
        His family used to sing it
      - Prized boar
        
        Used to win competition, not for eating
  - - - 6 feet tall
      - Works as 3 horses
        
        "I will work harder"
        
        Devoted citizen
        
        Works for others
      - Innocent and naive
    - - Narcissist
        
        Naive
        
        Never worked
        
        Mr. Jones liked her
        
        Leaves the farm
        
        Likes clothes
        
        Likes humans
  - - - Religious
        
        Tells them about the Sugarcandy Island
      - Tamed
        
        Mr Jones personal animal
  - - - Alcoholic
      - Owner of the Manor Farm
    - - Don't care about the animals
        
        Haven't fed them for a long time
        
        They're the reason of the rebellion
      - Work for the money
  - - - Hasn't changed since the rebellion
      - Doesn't care about anything or anyone
- - - - Almost every single animal started having a rebellion and sang "Beasts of England"
    - - He has teams and designated animals to do different things
        
        1.Pigeons flew over and pooped on their heads
        
        2.Geese pecked at the calves of their legs
        
        The goats, sheep and Snowball butted the men
        
        4.The rest of the pigs, the horses and the cows hurt the men
        
        Boxer almost killed a man but stopped himself because he felt bad
    - - That was where the ambush had begun
      - They found Mr. Jones gun
        
        They fire it twice a year
        
        October 12th- Battle of the Cowshed
        
        Midsummer Day-Rebellion