The Role Of Greed In George Orwell's 'Animal Farm'
Pigs to Humans
By: 4/19/12 7th hour
In the late 1920’s Hitler became a Political activist. He influenced German people he would bring good changes to the country and take out all enemies. As the Nazi’s became more powerful, the Nazi’s changed their way and became bad. That reminds me of the Animal Farm by George Orwell. The transformation of the Pigs to humans is a result of greed, superiority, and manipulation. One of the human characteristics is greed. Napoleon exhibited Greed by telling the hens to lay “four hundred eggs a week.” (86) Because “The price of these would pay for enough grain and meals to keep the farm going till summer.” (86) In this quote Napoleon clearly states that he was very greedy and wanted more than the hens
By: 4/19/12 7th hour
In the late 1920’s Hitler became a Political activist. He influenced German people he would bring good changes to the country and take out all enemies. As the Nazi’s became more powerful, the Nazi’s changed their way and became bad. That reminds me of the Animal Farm by George Orwell. The transformation of the Pigs to humans is a result of greed, superiority, and manipulation. One of the human characteristics is greed. Napoleon exhibited Greed by telling the hens to lay “four hundred eggs a week.” (86) Because “The price of these would pay for enough grain and meals to keep the farm going till summer.” (86) In this quote Napoleon clearly states that he was very greedy and wanted more than the hens