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Having so much military force is not always a good thing. In George Or rise ups undefiled novel Animal Farm, this is proved to an al around scary extent where the characters be chief(prenominal)ly animals, not people. In this novel, the animals speak to each other as humans would talk to other humans, making the novel very fire to pack. The point I am trying to make here as it is proven epoch and time again in history, as well as in this book, is that absolute power corrupts and it corrupts absolutely. It all starts on The manor house Farm, where Old Major (the elder pig), makes an announce custodyt. He includes in his speech that wholeness day the animals will revolt against the humans taking charge of them, and treating them unjustly. He ends his speech with a song, called the Beasts of England that he taught the animals from his childhood.  On the farm were two pigs who Mr. Jones (the owner of Manor Farm) was breeding up for sale. One was Snowball, the other, Napo leon. Snowball was more of a talker and Napoleon more likely to take action. The rest of the pigs were porkers and thither was a little fat one that was well known to most of the animals on the farm and was very persuasive, he was called Squealer.  There were also sheep, chickens, and horses, the lone(prenominal) one worth mentioning is Boxer out of the lot. Boxer was the strongest animal and the hardest actor on the farm, and so, as you could imagine, was a great help to it. As time passed, so did Old Major, and Mr. Jones was treating the animals unfairly.  One night, he got drunk and didnt have sex back for a whole day and even when he did, the animals were not fed. As a result the animals had enough and took a stand, they chased Mr. Jones and his men off the farm as they called it their own. Celebrations followed and life was good for the animals, they even changed the arouse of the farm, and got rid of anything that reminded them of humans or Mr. Jones. A few months p assed and the pigs revealed that they could now read and write. As a result of this, Snowball set up the  septette Commandments that every animal must follow with no exceptions, but the main idea was that all animals are equal.