Animal Farm

“Animal Farm” Assessment
Throughout the book it is possible to identify three key moments leading to a change in the relationship between the characters.
The first moment or fact consideredimportant and relevant in the story refers to the point in which the Mayor pig encourages the rest of animals to make a revolution in the farm in order to expulse Mr. Jones and take duties and administrativetasks of the farm by themselves, because the animals considered unfair that humans were taking advantage of the resources produced by the animals in the Manor Farm. This fact makes the animalsbelieve in a new and better future, a future of justice and equality, where all the animals will work for a common good with a better quality of life. Once Mr. Jones is expelled from the farm, the animals,led by the pigs because they were smarter, decided to create the 7 commandments in order to ensure that all animals live better. Thus all animals would live on fair, where all were equal, and no onecould somehow imitate the behavior of humans.
Then, the name of the farm was changed to "Animal Farm" and there was created a sort of new independent government.
In this part of the book, the pigsand the rest of animals were considered all equals, even though the pigs were directing the other animals in their activities as the pigs were smarter. However the pigs were not superior to the rest inany respect.

The second important moment in history has to do with the expulsion of Snowball of the farm, before that, Napoleón and his par, Snowball were having some disagreements in ideas suchas the construction of a windmill. Snowball was working hard in doing the planes for the windmill, but Napoleón considered the windmill as a stupid idea. Then, the animals had decided to built thewindmill due to a convincing speech made by Snowball, where he told the animals that with a windmill in the farm there will be much better working conditions and better quality in life, so it would be...