what do you think to be the message of the novelist in animal farm
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maybe he is a great person
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Animal Farm is an allegory for the events of the Russian Revolution and, as such, George Orwell's message concerns the corruption that results from power. While the animals in the story originally create an equal society, the pigs in charge, namely Napoleon, use their power to oppress the other animals, especially through propaganda and fear. Orwell's story is meant to be a parallel to the rise of the Soviet Union
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