My Summary; Animal Farm by George Owell

1. Based on what I have watched, old Major introduces the concepts and ideals regarding animal
insurrection right at the start. The animals follow their leader to overthrow the inebriated Mr. Jones and
take control of the farm. In the struggle between animals and humans, the animals managed to defend
the property for the first time. Animal Farm was replaced by the name Manor Farm. Snowball, the pig,
rose to the top of the animal kingdom. The farm became quiet, beautiful, and abundant, but there was
one pig, Napoleon, who was envious of Snowball's success. He also deceived Snowball in order to gain
control of the farm. Napoleon's command deteriorated. All animals are working more and harder, while
the pigs' circle lives a lavish lifestyle. And then, he told the animals to construct a windmill, which was
Snowball's idea. Napoleon taught humans how to exchange farm items for his and his pigs' meals. Both
animals and humans are at odds once more. Many animals perished, and the windmill was demolished.
Boxer the horse and Benjamin the donkey, on the other hand, are in charge of constructing the windmill.
Even if Boxer is injured, the windmill gets rebuilt. The farm has evolved into civilization in recent years,
and the circle of pigs and Napoleon are enjoying the new law they formed. When Benjamin the donkey
saw it, he became enraged. And all the creatures in the area are aware of it. They gathered under
Benjamin's leadership, and all of the animals were enraged, so they destroyed everything.

2. In the film, I see four interconnected ideologies. Anarchism, Socialism, Liberalism, and Fascism are
all ideologies. The first is anarchism because I've seen the illegal oppression which is said that anarchism
is an ideology that takes out politics on controlling government that pertains to Mr. Jones because we all
know how he leads because he is the oldest but he is the leader that can't be trusted because on how he
treated the animals is not fair. As a result, we can see the Anarchism ideology. Then, when it comes to
Socialism, I could say that we see the hard work of those animals. Mr. Jones' treatment of them, on the
other hand, was inequitable. It illustrates that Mr. Jones had locked up all of the animals' food, despite
knowing they required it. Because they are agricultural workers and animals, they do not have the right
to possess the foods they have worked so hard for. Finally, liberalism refers to the willingness to respect
or accept behavior or opinions that differ from one's own. And we see how the animals scream for their
rights and fight for what is right for them. I can sense their sincerity, and I'm moved by the way they
deliver their words. And fascism typically rules by violently suppressing opposition and criticism,
controlling all industry and commerce, and promoting nationalism and, in some cases, racism. On how
Napoleon kills and injures puppies and other animals in order to get what he wants, and how he treats
them unfairly.

3. For me, when they were deceived by Napoleon. Because the animals are handled differently than
other pigs by Napoleon. They want a leader who can see animals as equals, despite the fact that they
don't have the right reason to do it. As a result, they were able to prevent the pigs from gaining control of
society, thanks to Benjamin, the Donkey. Napoleon governed the farm with a heavy hand. He even
forced other animals to labor all day to construct the windmill he desired. Even he could see that those
creatures couldn't keep working and working without getting enough rest.