Animal Farm Chapter 5&6
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- Created on: 08-07-15 11:27
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- Animal Farm Chapter 5&6
- Characters
- Mollie, Boxer & Clover
- Napoleon, Snowball, Minimus & Squealer
- Benjamin
- The dogs
- Muriel
- Mr Whymper, Mr Pilkington & Mr Fredrick
- Connections between characters
- Napoleon jealous of Snowball
- Napoleon trying to take the role of Old Major
- Napoleon takes Mr Jones's place & runs the farm similarly to how he did
- Key events
- Snowball and Napoleon get too competitive over how the farm should be run
- Napoleon takes over the farm and changes how things are done
- Puts a stop to debates
- Jones gives up on trying to get his farm back
- Napoleon takes over the farm and changes how things are done
- Divide between animals - siding with Napoleon or Snowball
- Boxer agrees with Napoleon's decisions
- Napoleon lies to get Snowball off the farm as he was apparently 'dangerous and a bad influence'
- Napoleon finally agrees to building the windmill
- Stole Snowball's plans for the windmill as if he's created them himself
- Everyone had to give up a lot for the building of the windmill
- Windmill in ruins - extreme wind
- Napoleon sentences Snowball to death after blaming him for what happened to the windmill
- Windmill in ruins - extreme wind
- Everyone had to give up a lot for the building of the windmill
- Stole Snowball's plans for the windmill as if he's created them himself
- Napoleon finally agrees to building the windmill
- People hate the farm and think it's go bankrupt
- Whymper visted the farm
- The 7 command-ments altered
- Calling farm by its original name - Manor Farm
- Animals sleeping in beds (pigs)
- Pigs making up their own rules
- Snowball and Napoleon get too competitive over how the farm should be run
- Quotes
- "I will work harder" - Boxer
- "Napoleon is always right"
- "Long live Animal Farm"
- "Four legs good, two legs bad"
- Links to Russian Revolution
- Napoleon represents Stalin
- It was difficult to go along with Stalin's plan due to the geological state of the country - natural disasters
- Napoleon represents Stalin
- Notes
- Squealer would feel like the dictator speaking for Napoleon as words are more powerful that the figure Napoleon is
- Squealer's the one who's actually convincing the animals to believe Napoleon's opinions/ideas
- Squealer would feel like the dictator speaking for Napoleon as words are more powerful that the figure Napoleon is
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