Discover the tragic fate of Boxer, the hardworking horse from George Orwell’s Animal Farm, in this poignant and thought-provoking tale. Read more »
On pages 66 and 67 of Animal Farm, the pigs start to resemble their human oppressors as they begin to walk upright and wear clothes. Read more »
What happened in the rebellion in Animal Farm? The animals overthrew their human oppressors, but power corrupts and things took a dark turn. Read more »
In chapter 9 of Animal Farm, the pigs become more corrupt and tyrannical, using violence to maintain their power and control over the other animals. Read more »
Boxer, the loyal horse in Animal Farm, was manipulated by the pigs through propaganda and false promises, ultimately leading to his tragic demise. Read more »
Chapter 8 of Animal Farm sees the pigs take on a more dictatorial role, as they begin to oppress and exploit the other animals. Read more »
Chapter 2 of Animal Farm sees the pigs taking control and implementing new rules, while the other animals work hard to build the windmill. Read more »
Chapter 10 of Animal Farm sees Napoleon consolidate power and become a tyrant, betraying the principles of the revolution. Blood is shed, and the farm’s animals are left in despair. Read more »
In Animal Farm Chapter 9, the pigs become increasingly tyrannical and oppressive towards the other animals, solidifying their power and control. Read more »
In Animal Farm Chapter 7, the pigs consolidate their power and begin to abuse their authority, while the other animals struggle with hunger and exhaustion. Read more »