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Why Does Napoleon Chases Out Snowball
I chose to draw the scene where Napoleon chases out Snowball. I think that it is an important to the plot becuase it is part of the rising action. During thos scene Napoleon’s nine vicious dogs chase out Snowball. At this point it leaves Napoleon with a lot of power, since Snowball is gone. Once Napoleon has this power it gave him the chance to corrupt the minds of the other animals. It gives Napoleon the power to brain wash all the animlas into thinking that what ever he thinks is right. In the drawing it shows Squealer and Napoleon with smirks on ther faces. Squealer and Napoleon are supposed to symbolize that the pigs have more power than the others. Since the pigs are sitting higher than all the other animals it shows that the pigs have

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