Question

Why do you think the author (of Animal Farm) is making a point to show the reader that some of the animals on the farm are more intelligent than others?

Answer 1

The author George Orwell, of Animal Farm makes his point by using a structure of farm animals resembling the Russian Revolution. All having a political connection. First , there's corruption, exploitation, deception, and lastly apathy. The animals had a guiding document that they all lived by and later was modified to a single commandment, "All animals are equal but some animals are more than others". Here the author makes the pigs the most educated animal in the farm,making a clear point that some animals on the farm are more intelligent than others.

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Answer 2

The reason the author is showing some animals on the farm are more intelligent than others is to show that an equal society is not possible. They have 7 commandments but later some where changed later on and the very last one was changed from “All animals are equal” later on changed to “All animals are equal but some are more equal than others” Later the pigs where the ones that took over all the animals without them noticing. In history all these animals represent a dictator. The thing is most of these animals wanted power, once they got the power they use it for bad (dictatorship). Napoleon takes snowballs idea and calls it his own and gains power.

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I read the book

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