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ANALYSIS ON “ANIMAL FARM”

1. How does George Orwell use allegory in "Animal Farm" to criticize the /30
Russian Revolution and the Soviet Union?

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2. How does Orwell's use of satire in "Animal Farm" help him criticize political
ideologies and leaders?
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3. How does Orwell use language in "Animal Farm" to make the novella
accessible to readers?
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4. How does Orwell use animal allegory in "Animal Farm" to add depth to the
narrative?
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5. How does Orwell evoke empathy in readers through his portrayal of the
animals in "Animal Farm"?
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as sympathetic characters who suffer under the oppressive rule

of the pigs. The animals' initial ideals of equality and freedom
resonate with readers, making their eventual betrayal and
suffering all the more tragic. Characters like Boxer, the loyal
 by portraying the animals as symbols of different classes and political
figures in Russia. For example, Napoleon represents Joseph Stalin,
Snowball represents Leon Trotsky, and Mr. Jones represents the Tsar.
The events on the farm mirror key events in Russian history, such as the
revolution and the rise of Stalinism. Through this allegory, Orwell
criticizes the corruption and betrayal of the original ideals of the
revolution, highlighting the dangers of totalitarianism.

is simple and direct, making it easy for readers to understand the

complex themes and ideas in the novella. The straightforward
language contrasts with the complexity of the themes, allowing
readers of all ages and backgrounds to grasp the underlying message
of the story. This accessibility helps Orwell effectively communicate his
criticism of totalitarianism and the abuse of power.

to mock and criticize political ideologies such as communism and

leaders like Stalin. He exposes the hypocrisy and corruption of those
in power by showing how the pigs, who initially espouse equality and
freedom for all animals, end up becoming tyrants themselves.
Through satire, Orwell highlights the dangers of blindly following
leaders and ideologies without questioning their motives or actions.

to symbolize different classes and political figures, adding depth to the narrative.
For example, the pigs represent the ruling class, the horses represent the working
class, and the dogs represent the secret police. By using animals to represent these
different groups, Orwell is able to explore complex political ideas in a way that is
both engaging and thought-provoking.