Ashley Bolainez
English 11
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Pigs Gone Wild
Napoleon is so full of pride. He doesn't support Snowball on what he believes in. Napoleon wants to have all the power and wants Snowball all without it and not around anymore. So he finds a way to get rid of Napoleon he sends his puppies after him and make him disappear.
Person 1;
What Napoleon did was right. He was had to do everything he had to get to where he wanted. One way or another he had to make Snowball disappear so he can have all the power. He would be such a great leader he knows whats right or wrong for the other animals. He knew Snowball was not right for them so he made a change about it.
Person 2;
Napoleon the worst thing possible ever. It was no where near fair and right. All the animals could have simply voted for their leader they believed in. He did not play the cards right. He was selfish enough to have his own friend and family disappear just to get what he wants. Here in the United States we get to vote for the president we believe in that is right for us. Everyone should have the right to believe and vote for who they think is great.
Pigs and Humans
At the end of the story the author describes how the animals in the farm seen how pigs were humans and humans were animals. Pigs and humans came together as one. They put forces together to become the leaders. They left everyone else out of it. The pigs before talked so bad and hated humans and all of the sudden they get all forces together.
Person 1; Napoleon got all the power he wanted. He's an amazing person for that. He's an inspiration. Hitler did the same thing Napoleon did. Napoleon had his little army of puppies. He trained them to be his army. Hitler had his own army as well he trained them to be against the Jewish. He was a strong leader and so is Napoleon. He did the right thing in getting together with the humans and leaving all the animals out. He had to do what he had to do to survive.
Person 2;
Hitler was an selfish unfair leader. All he did was think about himself and not the safety of others. He killed many and made many suffer. Who wants a leader who doesn't care for others but himself? No one I believe. So why did the animals let themselves get boss around by Napoleon? They were scared. Everyone should have equal rights. They should all have the right to speak for what they want and believe in.
The Three Pigs
Old Major gives a speech before he dies. In his speech he described how all animals should be treated the same and be equal. He believed that one day the animals would finally decide to not let themselves get boss around by humans. He leaves Napoleon, Snowball and Squealer in charge since they were pigs like him. Instead Napoleon takes control.Person 1;
Napoleon and Squealer are the best of the best. Napoleon is a better person and leader that Snowball would've probably never been. Squealer has been friends with Napoleon for a very long time. They've always been together. Squealer is an amazing friend because he stays loyal to Napoleon through out the story. That's how friends should be. No matter what they should stay loyal and always support you through good or bad. Napoleon did good on not followed what Old Major wanted. Maybe what Old Major wanted wouldn't have been great for the animals. He did what he believed was best for everyone.
Snowball was a much wiser person than Napoleon and Squealer were. Snowball thought about all the animals not only himself. He wanted do what was best for everyone. Snowball was a very smart pig. I believe Old Major would have loved for Snowball to be the main leader. Napoleon did not follow the ideas and plans Old Major had. He changed everything he had left for the animals to believe in. Snowball wasn't planning on changing anything. He wanted to follow Old Major footsteps the one everyone believed in and respected.
Seven Commandments
The pigs made seven commandments. All animals should follow the commandments and not ignore them. The set of rules were put somewhere where all animals could see them. They were made for all animals even the pigs to follow no one should disobey them or they will pay the consequences.Person 1;
It was okay that the pigs for the pigs not to follow the commandments. They were doing what they thought was best for them. No one can judge them. Doesn't everyone make mistakes everyday? Yeah they do. They make mistakes everyone makes mistakes. They shouldn't be considered bad just for doing and believing in something they thought was good for them. There are commandments in the bible as well for humans. Humans break the commandments everyday. Nothing bad to them for disobeying the commandments that were left for them.
Person 2;
It was no where near okay for the pigs to disobey the commandments. They did not let any of the other animals disobey them but they did it themselves. They are hippo-crates saying one thing and doing another. They made the commandments they should be the ones especially following them. None of the animals should go against the commandments. So just cause humans break and disobey their commandments its okay for the farm animals to do the same? No. So if a human jumps off a cliff are the animals going to do the same? No, there is not justification for what they have done.
Four Legs Good, Two Legs Bad
Four legs good, two legs bad was a saying the animals came up with. The saying was to describe how anything or anyone that goes up in four legs is a friend and is good. Anything or anyone who goes up in two legs is not a friend and is bad. This fit for the humans not being a friend and being an enemy to the animals.
Person 1;Napoleon did not do bad in changing the rule of "Four legs good, two legs bad" to "Four legs, two legs better." He had the right to change his way of feeling towards something or what he thinks. Everyone's thinking changes. He is the leader anyways he can change what he wants without any of the animals saying anything about it.
Person 2;
Napoleon did the biggest mistake ever. What he did was not right at all. The humans are we smarter than what animals are. He doesn't think about the consequences. I bet he believes that everything is all good now and better than ever. But little did he knows the humans probably have a plan on taking him out and down for good. They could have joined forces with the pigs to get closer to him and take all them down and have them under their control again.
The Slaughter
Napoleon kills his own animal friends and family. He kills them because the owned up to the mistake and betrayal they did to him and all the other animals. He killed anyone that had said they had contacts with Snowball or helped him out to sabotage the farm and him. Snowball was his worst enemy and rival. He blamed Snowball and his helpers for everything that ever went wrong in the farm.
Person 1; Napoleon did not do wrong. He did the right thing. The animals were betraying him and his trust. They deserved what they got. In the real world everything comes with a price. If you do wrong best believe something bad would happen to you. Especially with us humans most of the serial killer or bad people end up dying because they are killed. He did it for the safety of his and the others.
Person 2;
Only a moron would agree with what Napoleon did. He has no heart whatsoever. Killing is never the answer. No one should ever be killed no matter what they do or cause. I do believe in punishment but having someone's life be ended is never the answer. He did not do it for the safety of other. He did it all for himself to seem like a hero. He knew that if the animals knew Snowball was behind everything they would listen to him and believe in him. There was no actually prove Snowball was sabotaging the farm. I believe Napoleon made everything up just to get what he wants. Which was everyone's trust. What is having a trust on someone when they're just lying to you? Nothing.
