moses and religion
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- Created on: 26-11-18 14:53
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- when does he appear?
- Moses
- quotes
- 'The animals hated Moses because he told tales and did no work'
- he was seen as useless for the revolution
- 'told tales' - suggests that they are not true and that he is lying but because the animals are so uneducated they can't tell the difference between the truth and lies
- 'the pigs had to counteract the lies put about by Moses the raven'
- 'lies' - suggests that the more clever animals see past the lies and
- 'counteract' - the animals are trying to oppose the lies put in place by Moses
- 'in the middle of the summer, Moses the raven suddenly reappeared on the farm, after an absence of several years
- 'suddenly' - the adverb suggests that it was an abrupt action
- reappeared shows us that he had never left the animals and the idea of religion was always with them (giving them faith, when they most needed it)
- 'suddenly' - the adverb suggests that it was an abrupt action
- 'The animals hated Moses because he told tales and did no work'
- quotes
- Moses
- Moses uses these ideas to manipulate the animals into working harder for Mr Jones
- chapter 2
- his 'claimed' ideas about 'sugar candy mountain' were seen as great by the majority of the animals but not the pigs
- the pigs did not believe in this as they were clever and highly educated. they realised that the story was not true and were very anti this
- Moses disappears when the rebellion starts, as he is on Mr Jones' side
- when does he appear?
- Moses
- quotes
- 'The animals hated Moses because he told tales and did no work'
- he was seen as useless for the revolution
- 'told tales' - suggests that they are not true and that he is lying but because the animals are so uneducated they can't tell the difference between the truth and lies
- 'the pigs had to counteract the lies put about by Moses the raven'
- 'lies' - suggests that the more clever animals see past the lies and
- 'counteract' - the animals are trying to oppose the lies put in place by Moses
- 'in the middle of the summer, Moses the raven suddenly reappeared on the farm, after an absence of several years
- 'suddenly' - the adverb suggests that it was an abrupt action
- reappeared shows us that he had never left the animals and the idea of religion was always with them (giving them faith, when they most needed it)
- 'suddenly' - the adverb suggests that it was an abrupt action
- 'The animals hated Moses because he told tales and did no work'
- quotes
- Moses
- reflects how when the rebellion occurred in Russia, Stalin got rid of religion so that the proletariat could put their faith into him
- chapter 2
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