Allegories!
A form of literature that an allegory can be written in:
Poems, stories/myths, pictures/art.
The animal(s) who represents the working class in Animal Farm:
Boxer/Clover
The story is told in this POV:
Third-person POV (omniscient).
The dogs stand for this in Animal Farm:
Stalin used the military to intimidate the citizens/society.
The author's use/purpose writing for Animal Farm, the allegory:
Political usage/ showcasing the danger of propaganda
The animal is described as cunning & persuasive:
The pig Squealer.
This animals intentions are very clear from the beginning of the story:
Napoleon.
Animal Farm is written to reflect:
Russia and the Soviet Union. The Russian Revolution.
A VERY common allegory:
Ex: Aesop's Fables, Plato's Cave Allegory, The Story of Icarus
They assure the animals to not be concerned with what happens to the milk and to continue work:
Napoleon.
The animals view the pigs as:
The leaders of Animal Farm, a replacement of the farmer Mr.Jones.
Napoleon's actions represent ________ in Animal Farm:
Communism and dictatorship.
A political climax in the allegory, Animal Farm:
Ex;When the pigs walk on their hind legs
When Boxer is sent to be killed
The Windmill situation
This animal thought of the idea to build the windmill FIRST:
Snowball.
The animals view the horse, Boxer, as"
The most hard-working animal on Animal Farm.
Industry and technology growth in the Soviet Union.
Encouraging society to work harder to live better.
The importance of allegories for society:
Allegories are analogies used to teach a moral or message, usually from a political standpoint.
Society needs these allegories to reflect on the mistakes of history and change the course of the present.
This animal sees pigs standing on their hind legs and playing cards with human beings:
Clover, the mare.
Less intelligent than the pigs, illiterate.
The barn represents this in Animal Farm:
The changing of the governmental order.