-
Old Major convinces the animals to rebel against the leader of Manor Farm, Mr. Jones. -
Old Major tells the animals the commandments of the rebellion. -
Animalism is animals getting rights to free thinking and speech in a complete system of thought. -
Napoleon makes animals form committees to contribute to their section of the farm. -
The pigs establish leadership over the other animals by learning how to read. -
The animals ambush and kill Mr. Jones when he tries to retake the farm. -
They are the two candidates for the leader of the animal farm and form a friendly rivalry. -
Napoleon gets greedy with his new power and exiles snowball with the dogs to make sure his reign isn't overthrown. -
The pigs move into the farmer's house but strip the bed of sheets to not break the commandments. -
Snowball put the plans for the windmill, so the other animals used those plans to build it.
-
They trade with humans to secure materials for the farm that are vital. -
4 pigs and 3 hens destroy the windmill because Snowball told them to, so they are executed by Napoleon's dogs. -
Napoleon renames Animal Farm back to Manor Farm because the farm went full circle. -
This is a metaphor for the pigs becoming as cruel as the humans by talking to them -
They have learned from socializing and have become nearly identical after adopting all their rules and greed. -
Pigs have become greedy and selfish and now are the same as humans. -
Nothing has changed and it is just as cruel as it used to be, but now pigs are leading the farm instead of humans.