Animal Farm Summary :: Animal Farm Essays

The defend starts in the barnyard of Mr. J onenesss "Manor Farm". The animal(prenominal)s gather at a coming upon led by the white boar, Major. Major shows them that no animal in England is free. He also explains that the stuff that they produce is taken by while and the animals do not benefit. The only thing that man gives is food to stick out so more money can be made transfer of the animals. Majors lets them know that man is the source of all problems and should be eliminated. He proposes that all of the animals should avoid mans habits. Above all Major says to the animals that they cannot kill one an other, that they are all equal.A few days later Major dies, besides his message remains in the hearts and minds of the animals. Under the leadership of the pigs, who are clearly the more intelligent of the animals, they strike against their human master and have it away to get rid of him. After the rebellion, under the direction of Napoleon, the most plainspoken pi g, and Snowball, the most articulate pig, the animals continue to work the farm with success.The animals now catch up with a set of rules to run their society. They are labeled "the sevener Commandments of Animalism" and are posted on the barn wall. 1. Whatever goes upon dickens legs is an enemy2. Whatever goes upon four legs, or has wings is a friend.3. No animal shall wear clothes.4. No animal shall sleep in a bed5. No animal shall drink alcohol6. No animal shall kill any other animal.7. All animals are equalThe animals succeed at running the farm for a little while. They finish all of their work with stunning efficiency and both week hold ceremonies to celebrate the rebellion and to plan work. Meanwhile, the pigs as leaders are taking bigger food rations for themselves justifying their behavior as something obligatory for the "brains" of their animal society. They explain that it is necessary or else the farmers might come spine and take over the farm.The fa rmers do try to reclaim their tries to reclaim his cater but the animals prevent him from doing so in what they call "The Battle of the cowhouse". The conflict between Napoleon and Snowball gets more intense. At every(prenominal) meeting they can never agree on what needs to be done. Napoleon and Snowball fight over whether or not a windmill should be built.