Animal Farm - Chapter analysis - Chapter 6
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- Chapter 6
- The pigs all start changing the rules.
- Napoleon introduces work on sunday afternoons.
- The work is compusory but he says it is voluntary. Those who refuse will have their rations reduced by half.
- Napoleon decided to work with Mr Whymper. A social solicitor.
- There are rumours of a deal wth Mr pilkington and Frederick.
- Napoleon breaks Old Majors rues by allowing other humans bak on the farm. apitalism is back.
- There are rumours of a deal wth Mr pilkington and Frederick.
- The pigs move into the farmhouse and sleep in the beds.
- They start to change and become more like man.
- They start changing the wording of the commandments.
- "No animal shoud sleep in a bed" to "...with sheets".
- Animalism has been corrupted.
- "No animal shoud sleep in a bed" to "...with sheets".
- The pigs decide they need more sleep so they get up 1 hour later.
- The other animals just accept this.
- The pigs are lazy and it contrasts Boxers endless effort.
- The other animals just accept this.
- Napoleon introduces work on sunday afternoons.
- Squealer incresses fear on the farm.
- When the pigs move into the farmhouse, Sqeealer says it was never against the rules.
- The animals must have "Imagined" it.
- He threatens them with Jones' return if they dont pull their weight and if the pigs don't get enough rest/sleep.
- The animals are persuaded that times now are better than they were before when Mr Jones was in charge.
- When the pigs move into the farmhouse, Sqeealer says it was never against the rules.
- The pigs all start changing the rules.
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