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Animal Farm: An Orwellian look at the past and future
['Jaema Bordelon', 'Assistant Multimedia Editor']
The Washburn Review
George Orwell’s classic novella, “Animal Farm” is best known as a critique of totalitarianism and communism, told through the story of animals residing on a farm.
The book begins at Manor Farm, where the owner, Mr. Jones is unaware that his animals secretly gather together when night falls.
The pigs in particular, become distraught over their lack of autonomy and convince the other animals that they must lead a revolution.
They begin, living in the farm house, wearing clothes and walking on two legs.
Then, they suddenly change their mantra; “four legs good, two legs better!