In what three ways did mr. Frederick prove himself to be an enemy of the animals?
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Animal Farm is an allegory of the Russian Revolution and the rise of Stalinism written by George Orwell. It tells the story of some farm animals which rebel against farm owners and create their own society. All these animals cleverly represent Russian politicians, voters and workers. Orwell made his views on the rulers of Russia heard from the book. He explores themes of the corruption of ideals, the power of language, and totalitarianism.
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- Animal Farm starts in England on Manor Farm. When the lazy owner, Mr. Jones, shut off the animals intoxicated and slept, the animals gather in this barn to listen to a revered boar called Old Major.
- Old Major shares his vision of an animal-ruled world without human beings. He points out that human beings are responsible for the suffering endured by the animals. Mr. Jones pressures the animals to do too much work and steals their valuable materials and products of their labour. In fact, the animals all know that Mr Jones will not respect their lives and will kill them all without remorse once they have outlived their usefulness. finally When Jones forgets to feed the animals, the revolution starts and Jones and his men are driven off form the farm
- Old Major informs the animals that if they could take people away and pursue freedom, their lives will be much better. Nevertheless, he advises them that they need safeguards against behaving like humans themselves if they can always overthrow their human rulers and that they should continue to treat all animals as equal.
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