Literary Analysis

Kyle Gabriel M. Arciga November 27, 2023

ECE21 Prof. Francisco

A. Introduction
 Thesis Statement: In George Orwell's Animal Farm, the author uses the allegorical
depiction of farm animals to explore the corrupting influence of power, illustrating how
those in authority often exploit their positions for personal gain, ultimately betraying the
ideals of the revolution.
B. Body/Discussion
1. Topic Sentence 1: The Idealistic Vision of the Revolution
 Discuss how the animals initially rebel against their human oppressors in pursuit
of an egalitarian society.
 Explore Old Major's speech and the principles of Animalism that inspire the
animals to envision a utopian community.
2. Topic Sentence 2: The Manipulation of Power by the Pigs
 Examine the gradual concentration of power in the hands of the pigs, particularly
Napoleon and Snowball.
 Analyze specific events, such as the rewriting of the commandments and the use
of propaganda, showcasing the pigs' exploitation of their leadership roles.
3. Topic Sentence 3: The Betrayal of the Revolution's Ideals
 Evaluate how the pigs, once advocates for equality, transform into oppressors
resembling their human predecessors.
 Discuss incidents like the alliance with humans, the exploitation of the working
class, and the pigs' indulgence in human vices, illustrating the corruption of their
original ideals.
C. Conclusion
 Recap the transformation of the animal society from an idealistic revolution to a
corrupted regime led by the pigs.
 Emphasize the broader implications of Orwell's commentary on power, corruption, and
the human tendency to betray noble ideals for personal gain.