Answer:
In Animal Farm, by George Orwell, the pigs, the leaders who have led the rebellion against the human owners of the Farm, impose several rules on all the other animals, and tasks, which they are never going to follow themselves, even though they convince all other animals that they are all equal. These are essentially also the sore points that begin to make the other animals realize what a big lie they have been fed by the pigs.
Step-by-step explanation:
Animal Farm is the novel that was written by George Orwell and which was published originally in 1917. It draws, through the use of the analogy of the rebellion of the animals against their human owners in a farm, the picture of what the Russian Revolution was and what the ideals of Communism really became to amount to: rules imposed on all, but which were never followed by Communits Party leaders.