How had things on the farm changed since the revolution?
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the animals were happy about all their hard work because they were doing it for themselves and not the humans but there was a doubt on where all their work was going to. they felt like some of them werent given an even share compared to others. like the pigs who were getting all the extra food and most of the animals were starving.
Things on the farm had changed since the revolution drastically. Many animals dont like each other because they have differnt opioions. Everyones working harder and harder espeically boxer (i think) tehir starving and they have less and less things they need. I think the animal farm isnt going to last.
The animals were happy because they finnaly defeated the human beings, who worked them so hard with very litle food and would just throw them away when he is done with them. Napolean set himself as the leader and would change the codes without telling anyone, and also had killed anyone who he thought was a trader. He was becoming power hungry. -Will
CHAPT3R 6:The animals work like slaves during the year and remained happy. the animals work 60hour a weeks.the construction of the windmill has been very hard for them since the animals have no easy way to move the rocks and break them.
CHAPT3R 7:the animals kept on with the reconstruction for the windmill. because the hard work and bad weather. Only Boxer and Clover stayed to finish the cause. then during the winter the food supplies went short and things such as threatening that animals wouldn't be able to eat.
The animals were satisfied doing hard labor that may being equal to the level worked under Mr. Jones because just the knowledge that none of the rewards reaped will not be selfishly taken and shared amongst humans. No, instead it is given to the pigs and the dogs with the other animals given just enough to stay alive and productive.
Chapter 7:
The farm had become almost an animal's utopia when the revolution initially occurred, but when Napoleon decided to lead the farm using more structure and altering laws to his liking, the farm turned back into basically what it had been at first; slave labour. The animals are just far more tolerant of being abused by another animal than they are of being done so by humans.
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the animals were happy about all their hard work because they were doing it for themselves and not the humans but there was a doubt on where all their work was going to. they felt like some of them werent given an even share compared to others. like the pigs who were getting all the extra food and most of the animals were starving.
Things on the farm had changed since the revolution drastically. Many animals dont like each other because they have differnt opioions. Everyones working harder and harder espeically boxer (i think) tehir starving and they have less and less things they need. I think the animal farm isnt going to last.
{nyema}
The animals were happy because they finnaly defeated the human beings, who worked them so hard with very litle food and would just throw them away when he is done with them. Napolean set himself as the leader and would change the codes without telling anyone, and also had killed anyone who he thought was a trader. He was becoming power hungry. -Will
CHAPT3R 6:The animals work like slaves during the year and remained happy. the animals work 60hour a weeks.the construction of the windmill has been very hard for them since the animals have no easy way to move the rocks and break them.
CHAPT3R 7:the animals kept on with the reconstruction for the windmill. because the hard work and bad weather. Only Boxer and Clover stayed to finish the cause.
then during the winter the food supplies went short and things such as threatening that animals wouldn't be able to eat.
DESTINY
Chapter 6:
The animals were satisfied doing hard labor that may being equal to the level worked under Mr. Jones because just the knowledge that none of the rewards reaped will not be selfishly taken and shared amongst humans. No, instead it is given to the pigs and the dogs with the other animals given just enough to stay alive and productive.
Chapter 7:
The farm had become almost an animal's utopia when the revolution initially occurred, but when Napoleon decided to lead the farm using more structure and altering laws to his liking, the farm turned back into basically what it had been at first; slave labour. The animals are just far more tolerant of being abused by another animal than they are of being done so by humans.
- Jahvon Gordon
they believe what the leader tells them that they are working for their own good now, not for Mr. Jones's they are eager to take on the extra labor.
Napoleon DOESN'T NO LONGER BELIEVE SOME PEOPLE. KAMAHL
Even though the animals were happy being on their own they knew that things were going to get harder and they need to work togethere Danielle
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