The Humans
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- Created on: 07-05-18 09:44
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- The Humans
- Mr Jones
- The first paragraph: “Mr Jones...was too drunk to remember to shut the pop-holes” but remembers to pour a glass of beer before "lumbering" off to a drunken sleep
- cares little for his farm and the animals
- His neglect and drunkenness allows the animals to meet and organise themselves
- When the animals rebel it’s spontaneous
- even the animals are surprised by their success
- shows how little control he has
- even the animals are surprised by their success
- When the animals rebel it’s spontaneous
- His neglect and drunkenness allows the animals to meet and organise themselves
- cares little for his farm and the animals
- The fields are “full of weeds” and the animals are “underfed”
- cares little for his farm and the animals
- His neglect and drunkenness allows the animals to meet and organise themselves
- When the animals rebel it’s spontaneous
- even the animals are surprised by their success
- shows how little control he has
- even the animals are surprised by their success
- When the animals rebel it’s spontaneous
- His neglect and drunkenness allows the animals to meet and organise themselves
- cares little for his farm and the animals
- His men are “idle” and “dishonest”
- they take advantage of his slackness
- Tsar Nicholas II
- ruled Russia from 1894-1917
- powerful, unpopular and had absolute authority until the end of his ruling
- A lazy drunkard, owner of the farm
- The first paragraph: “Mr Jones...was too drunk to remember to shut the pop-holes” but remembers to pour a glass of beer before "lumbering" off to a drunken sleep
- Pilkington and Frederick
- Represent western Europe
- Pilkington
- his farm is shabby and neglected
- an old-fashioned gentleman-farmer
- he represents the capitalist West
- Frederick
- has a smaller, better kept farm
- e’s “tough”, “shrewd” and always “involved in lawsuits”
- there are rumours of cruelty on his farm
- represents Hitler and Nazi Germany
- there are rumours of cruelty on his farm
- Dishonest
- Frederick’s “bank-notes were forgeries”
- shows how the humans can’t be trusted
- Untitled
- Highlights the problems with trade and capitalism
- Frederick’s “bank-notes were forgeries”
- Whymper
- Napoleon’s solicitor and representative in his dealings with other humans
- Represents the people happy to work for the communists in Soviet Russia or do business with them, if the price was right
- a “sharp” business man who realises that Napoleon’s business “would be worth having”
- only agrees to work for Animal Farm because Napoleon tricks him into thinking the farm is prosperous
- Represents the people happy to work for the communists in Soviet Russia or do business with them, if the price was right
- a “sharp” business man who realises that Napoleon’s business “would be worth having”
- only agrees to work for Animal Farm because Napoleon tricks him into thinking the farm is prosperous
- Napoleon’s solicitor and representative in his dealings with other humans
- Mr Jones
- Pilkington
- his farm is shabby and neglected
- an old-fashioned gentleman-farmer
- he represents the capitalist West
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