Nineteen Eighty: The Three Pigs

In the book Animal Farm by George Orwell, animals overthrow their cruel master and create their own government which the pigs dominate. The foremost leaders are the pigs, Snowball, who is quick speaking intelligent, and Napoleon, who is brutish and clever. Their hunger for power shapes the rules and mindsets of the animals. In the beginning, the Seven Commandments of Animalism created by the pigs, stresses the animals’ hatred of mankind and how they will never imitate or act like man. These ideals are soon corrupted and Animal Farm’s original values are soon abandoned.

The third little pig worked hard all day and he was normal so he built his house with bricks. It was

As the saying goes, “Power corrupts, absolute power corrupts absolutely.” This text is an allusion to the Russian Revolution. After the rebellion the animals are left with two leaders, Snowball and Napoleon, that cannot agree on a single thing. Snowball was chased off by Napoleon’s dog and was left with all the power. in animal farm, George Orwell asserts the idea that absolute power results in corruption. Napoleon and the other pigs, interested in remaining superior, persuades the other animals by using intimidation and emotional appeals in order to keep control of the gullible animals.

On a warm summer night a very small child, who did not seem very special at first, was born. Nobody really payed attention to him until he started walking and talking. He was only eight months old when he started to walk. By the time he was one he walked straight out into the woods. He walked all the the way to a native tribe. When he came to the tribe he was yelling the name Sam. The natives took him in as their own.

Winston Churchill once said, “History is written by the victors.” This means that victors ultimately document history and have jurisdiction over it. They control the past, present, and the future, establishing their accounts of “history”. In 1984 by George Orwell, Oceania and the Party is the victor and have absolute power over history. The totalitarian government authorizes practically everything and manipulates the citizens to the most extreme level. From psychological manipulation to Newspeak to altering historical records by the Ministry of Truth, the Party is the victor, and will use its maximum power to transform even the most rebellious citizens into loyal ones in seek of attaining complete control of the past, present, and future. They attempt to suppress language and communication, sexual desires, rebellion, and memory both physically and mentally by the means of utilizing technology, Party members, propaganda (Big Brother), and altering history. Doing so grants them power and jurisdiction over the people and brings them closer to their perspective of a “perfect” society.

In the book the Republic Socrates creates a city called the City of Pigs. Socrates refers to it as the true city, the healthy ones. His companions do not like the idea of this city. They all come up with a city that they all agree with called the City of Luxury. They believe this city is good and unbiased. I agree with them, I think the City of Luxury is a better city and is overall more unbiased than the City of Pigs.

As they walk up the driveway, he hears a dog start to bark and run toward them. The boy says, “ This is Toby! He's my own dog. I feed him, bath him, even sleep with him” He sits there, staring at the boy laughing and petting toby. He thinks about how his mom used to play and rub on him too. He then is suddenly interrupted by the boys mom. She shouted, “ Ronnie, who the hell is this boy? He ain’t one of your school friends?” The boy responds, “ No momma, this here is some boy I found in the woods.” His mom responded, “ Okay, y'all boys need to get in the house and clean up, suppers in thirty minutes.” He stood there frozen, supposed by the fact that the mom didn't think twice about some random boy coming over. The boy then waved him down to go inside and clean up. When he went upstairs, he noticed all the deer heads on the wall. Once he got upstairs, he ran to he sink. He put his hands into a bowl, scooping water into his mouth. Once he got some water, he took his clothes off and hopped into the tub. He sat there, contemplating why he didn't turn around. What made him think it was better to run away from his

As soon as day broke, Charity crawled out from under the wagon and headed to stoke up the fire, so she could make her coffee. She hadn’t gone ten feet when she comes face to face with an older Indian man. She let a small gasp escape, but other than that she was too stunned to even speak much less scream for help. He looked at her strangely, then turned, dropped down on all fours, and ran away, turning into a wolf as he went! For some reason, unknown even to her, in that moment, she yelled, "Come

It was a cold day in fall, jerry was planting crops. He needs help to plant and grow crops so his dad and jerry went to town to buy a horse. He gets a plow horse to held plow the field so they can plant seeds and grow food before winter destroys the the farmland. Jerry was in middle school, everyday after school he comes home to water the seeds he had planted. When they get the horse the horse is stubborn to get the collar around his the horse was jumping up and down. After a while they finally got the collar on the horse. His dad became very sick so he could not help him. They started to lose money because they had to buy medicine and seeds, jerry had to do something to help his family get money. So jerry went everyday after school to work

It was a bright sunny day when a boy came out to play, he had a funny name it was trey. His friends Alec and Fey played catch all morning long when they noticed a strange spotted thing. As they got closer it was a lonely little dog looking for food. Alex, Trey, and Fey brought it inside and fed it some steak they gave it some water and named the little dog spotter. Because the dog had little black spots. The next week they looked around but couldn't find the dog. They searched high and low all throughout their house but they could not find their new dog spotter. When they went outside to search they noticed they forgot to close their backyard gate. Alec and Fey cried, but Trey the oldest kept on looking for he knew he would find their new

Nick offered them some money and the merchants agreed to take him there. Suddenly a huge group of wild wolves attacked John and the merchants. All the carriages scattered and fled in different directions. But the wolves were still chasing John’s carriage. The horses weren’t fast enough when driving the carriage and the wolves were catching up. The merchant on John’s carriage was terrified, seeing as the wolves gets closer and closer, the merchant pushed John off the carriage, hoping that John could buy some time for him to escape.

Ben and chase were at on there way too math class as ben walked in the door he said i am going to stick a whoopee cushion on the teacher's chair as the teacher walked in she sat on the Whoopee cushion the whole class laughed the teacher mrs. dune asked who did this every on pointed at ben that day after school ben had detention chasse told him that you got to start getting good grades and stop getting into trouble you have two weeks or your parents might not let you get season tickets. Ben said i know i am trying it is hard chase said ok i am going home bye. Those next two weeks ben started getting better grades and in less trouble after school on the last day he ended up getting all b’s and one a. he walked home with chasse after school. When he got home he

In the story “Three Little Pigs” I think the first pig was a foolish to make a straw house. 3 theses that describe him are Silly, Not Hardworking, and uncaring.Who would make a straw house?

Over time, the United States have been structured seemingly like the country a dystopian society. Aspects of the U.S. society are very similar to the dystopian society in the novel Nineteen Eighty-Four. New technology advances have peaked throughout the years causing the country to be more reliant on technology. There is constant surveillance of the civilians everywhere, even when least expected. Cameras are being placed in places where most people would find very private. News broadcasts are shown everywhere, which can have a negative control effect on the way events or people are viewed by the public. There is also the belief of a higher power in society that creates religious groups. This higher power can usually not be physically seen but

Tennessee Williams once said, “We have to distrust each other, it is the only defense against betrayal.” George Orwell’s two novels that most accurately represent acts of betrayal are Animal Farm (1945) and Nineteen Eighty-Four (1949). Animal Farm , takes place during the mid-nineteenth century on a pastoral and bucolic farm that has been taken over by animals. This farm creates a bond between the animals in the beginning of the narrative, that is supposedly never supposed to be broken, but we learn later that that is not the case. Throughout the narrative, the setting sets different moods. At the beginning, the mood is positive, while at the end, it is dull. Being in such a small and confined space, the animals on the farm often find themselves