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 Rizwan Asif (14-10826)

 Haseeb Muhammad (13-10024)
 Kamran Peter (14-10745)
 Aoun Abbas (14-10757)
 Khawar Fayyaz (13-10533)
Presented To:
 Sir Zeeshan Bhutta
 Introduction

 George Orwell was an English novelist,

essayist and critic, famous for his political
satires ANIMAL FARM.

 Power corrupts, but absolute power corrupts

absolutely-and this is vividly proved in
Orwell's short novel.
ANIMAL FARM
 ANIMAL FARM

 Mr. Jones who was the hard master of the

animal farm named Manor Farm.
 One night, all the animals assemble in a barn to
hear “old Major” the Pig.
 Inspiring philosophy of Animalism.
 Death of Old major.
They plot rebellion against Jones.

When Jones forgets to feed the animals, the

revolution occurs.

Manor Farm was renamed by Animal Farm

and the Seven Commandments of
Animalism are painted on the barn wall.
 Initially, the rebellion was a success.

 The pigs become the supervisors of the farm.

 Napoleon, proves to be a power-hungry leader.

 Squealer, a pig with the ability to persuade the

other animals that the pigs are always moral
and correct in their decisions
Attempt to retake farm.

But by the tactics of Snowball, the animals

defeat Jones.

Arrival of Winter and Plan of Windmill.

 Napoleon oppose such a plan to build a

windmill on the ground
Vote for Windmill.

Napoleon made Snowball out of Farm.

Napoleon hold the charge of the animal

farm.

Much of the next year is spent building the

windmill.
Role of Boxer in building Windmill.

Napoleon start breaking the principles of

animalism.

Trading with neighboring farms.

When the windmill built, Fredrick and Jone
attacked the farm again.
All the animal get united and beat them again
but in all that Jones destroy their windmill.

Napoleon predictably blames Snowball and

orders the animals to begin rebuilding it.

Years later boundaries of farm were expanded

but life of animals harsh.
Seven commandments were reduced to single
law:
“All animals are equal but some
animals were than equal”.

Novel ends with Pilkington sharing drinks with

pigs in Jones house.

Other animals watch the seen from outside the

window.
Introduction
1984 is a fictional novel by Georg Orwell.

 written in 1948, published in 1984

 prediction of the world in the future (1984)

Portrays Perfectly totalitarian society

 world division into 3 super powers

Eastasia, Eurasia, and Oceania
 Main characters
WINSTON SMITH
 Main protagonist character

 works at the Ministry of Truth

 Winston Churchill, England's great leader

during World War II.


 JULIA
 Winston's love-interest and ally.

 Works in the Fiction Department at the

Ministry of Truth.

 She is against the Party's doctrines.

 Julia is realistic and optimistic

 O’Brien
 A mysterious figure.

 Member of the Inner Party.

 Friend and enemy of Winston

 Much of the Party's doctrine is revealed

through him.
 Big Brother
 Leader of the Party

 Big Brother is a god-like figure

 Present every where, all-powerful, and eternal

 fear that “Big brother is watching you”

prevails through out the novel.
 Part 1
Winston's life in ministry of
truth.
Four ministries
Ministry of truth
Ministry of peace
Ministry of love
Ministry of plenty
 Slogans
 War is peace, freedom is slavery, ignorance
is strength

 Two minutes hate

 We shall meet in the place where there is

no darkness
 Big brother is watching you

Double Thinking

 Newspeak
 Part 2
Meeting of Winston and Julia

 Mr. Charrington

Winston and julia arrest

 Part 3
Torture

Party Prisoner

Ordinary Prisoners

Favoritism and Bribery

No Love for Julia

Care for Julia

Left Hand Disabled

War of Oceania
War is Peace

Two plus Two equal to five

Freedom is Slavery

Winston Questioning O'Brien

Betrayal to Julia

Result of War

Freedom

Met again with Julia

 Comparison

Leadership Style
Characters

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