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In Chapter V , Napoleon runs snowball off the farm with his trained pack of dogs and declares that the power to make decisions for the farm will be exercised solely by the pigs.
1. The animals are neglected
2. Old Major calls a meeting
3. The Battle of Cowshed
4. The 7 Commandments
5. The animals have a good harvest
6. Snowball creates the windmill plan
7. Napoleon opposes the plan
8. The farm becomes divided
9. Napoleon urinates on the plans
1. Squealer emerges to justify Napoleon's actions with skillful but duplication reinterpretations of Animalist principles.
2. Napoleon continues to consolidate his power.
3. The common animals continue to obey the pigs, hoping for a better future.
Protagonist: The Animals
Antagonist: The Humans
Time: 1917-1945
Place: Animal Farm, England
Internal Conflict: Napoleon wanting to be higher power
External Conflict: Napoleon and Snowball fighting to be in control
Irony is language signifies the opposite or when an event occurs that is different from expectations
Old Major's speech-he talks about freedom from humans, yet animals become like humans
Boxer is sent to a slaughter house instead of the hospital
The pigs change the commandments for their benefit because they are superior, yet all animals are suppose to be equal
Those who claim to improve with brilliant ideas, may turn into your worst enemy.
The hunger for power and leadership causes corruption
Foreshadowing is and indication of the future.
Old major's death is foreshadowed when he tells the farm of his expected death day
The pigs abuse their power when they take the milk and apple for themselves