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What is Napoleons contextual counterpart in the story animal farm by George Orwell who wrote this novella to belittle and mock the USSR and its Soviet ideals and how it has been devolved into a rulership of Stalin a tyrant who kicked Leon Trotsky (his partner in making commusism come true) out of Soviet russia to overtake and deplete the country of its resources and therefore become the new worlds superpower rivaling Amercia and the late British Empire. The clever implementations of Stalins personality and famous actions being shown across animal farm but mostly in the later parts for Stalin planned at the start to take out Trotsky. Did i mention Trotsky was Snowball? A revolutionist who wanted to industrialise Soviet Russia with machinery and tools to help life become easier. However Joseph Stalin evicted and became the supreme ruler after which caused a power imbalance between Stalin and the rest of the people, Proletariats became brainwashed and manipulated by copious amounts of propaganda while the speeches of Molotov became a direct way on pulling the strings behind the curtains. The contextual versio of Molotov was Squealer. Molotov’s job was dangerous and could result in a civil war or unrest within the population of the farmers and hardworkers. The Bourgeoise however immediately fled the country as they has no loyalty for a dream about all people being equal, they wanted to keep their riches and so diverted themselves to other countries
Joseph stalin
be brave and live in an abandoned cave
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house little John worked hard in New
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York for decades aging from a young boy
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to an old man despite his efforts the
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city’s tricks got the better of him he
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decided to return to the countryside but
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couldn’t afford a plane ticket so he
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took a helicopter home when he arrived
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he discovered his hometown had been
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demolished to build a tunnel his already
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tough life became even harder and Little
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Jon had no choice but to settle in a
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cave then he used finished Jade cement
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board as the foundation to prevent
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collapse and make it solid durable for
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10,000 years he installed thermal
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insulation and added a titanium armored
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Door and Window to ward off disturbances
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at night he placed two lions at the
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entrance the walls were painted with
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latex paint creating a cozy Nest against
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the wall he made a bed frame using
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galvanized square steel with some pocket
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money from his seventh ant he bought
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screws to fix it firmly to the wall he
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used eco-friendly wood veneers as
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partitions to store shoes bags and out
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of season clothes more wood veneers
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covered these partitions for easy access
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above the he built thin cabinets for
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daily necessities and books he installed
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a socket for convenient phone charging
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and added a soft mattress with padded
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walls to avoid hitting his head at the
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end of the bed he installed a movable
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table for his computer perfect for
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studying or having a meal when he’s
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tired the table can be put away to save
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space main wardrobe with wallmounted
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chairs to store out of season quilts on
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top and hang frequently worn clothes in
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the middle a hidden water tank is
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embedded in the wall with a wallmounted
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toilet and shower so little JN can wash
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up right there a floor cabinet is built
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built against the wall the left side is
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a vegetable washing area with a basin
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that doubles as a wash area on the right
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side there’s an induction cooker for
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cooking a shelf above stores seasonings
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and toiletries next to the bed there’s a
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coffee table where little John can drink
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tea here and and think about life very
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comfortable the cave room is decorated
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to meet daily needs with all necessary
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functions available absolutely awesome
be brave and live in an abandoned cave
0:01
house little John worked hard in New
0:03
York for decades aging from a young boy
0:05
to an old man despite his efforts the
0:07
city’s tricks got the better of him he
0:09
decided to return to the countryside but
0:10
couldn’t afford a plane ticket so he
0:12
took a helicopter home when he arrived
0:14
he discovered his hometown had been
0:16
demolished to build a tunnel his already
0:18
tough life became even harder and Little
0:20
Jon had no choice but to settle in a
0:22
cave then he used finished Jade cement
0:24
board as the foundation to prevent
0:26
collapse and make it solid durable for
0:29
10,000 years he installed thermal
0:31
insulation and added a titanium armored
0:33
Door and Window to ward off disturbances
0:36
at night he placed two lions at the
0:37
entrance the walls were painted with
0:39
latex paint creating a cozy Nest against
0:42
the wall he made a bed frame using
0:44
galvanized square steel with some pocket
0:46
money from his seventh ant he bought
0:48
screws to fix it firmly to the wall he
0:50
used eco-friendly wood veneers as
0:52
partitions to store shoes bags and out
0:55
of season clothes more wood veneers
0:57
covered these partitions for easy access
0:59
above the he built thin cabinets for
1:01
daily necessities and books he installed
1:03
a socket for convenient phone charging
1:05
and added a soft mattress with padded
1:07
walls to avoid hitting his head at the
1:09
end of the bed he installed a movable
1:11
table for his computer perfect for
1:13
studying or having a meal when he’s
1:14
tired the table can be put away to save
1:16
space main wardrobe with wallmounted
1:18
chairs to store out of season quilts on
1:21
top and hang frequently worn clothes in
1:23
the middle a hidden water tank is
1:24
embedded in the wall with a wallmounted
1:26
toilet and shower so little JN can wash
1:28
up right there a floor cabinet is built
1:29
built against the wall the left side is
1:31
a vegetable washing area with a basin
1:33
that doubles as a wash area on the right
1:35
side there’s an induction cooker for
1:37
cooking a shelf above stores seasonings
1:39
and toiletries next to the bed there’s a
1:41
coffee table where little John can drink
1:42
tea here and and think about life very
1:44
comfortable the cave room is decorated
1:46
to meet daily needs with all necessary
1:48
functions available absolutely awesome
How does one define an Allegory?
A story, poem or picture interpreted to reveal a hidden meaning, typically a moral or political one
How does one define anthropomorphism?
The showing or treating animals, gods and objects as if human in appearance, character, or behaviour
How does one define a fairy tale?
A story for children with fantastical elements
How does one define dystopia
an imagined state or society in which there is great suffering and injustice, typically totalitarian
How does one define irony?
a situation in which something which was intended to have a particular result has the opposite or very different result.
How does one define a maxim?
a short, memorable statement expressing a general truth or rule of conduct.
How does one define a moral?
A principle or belief concerning right and wrong behaviour.
What is an objective?
based on real facts and not influenced by personal beliefs or feelings
How does one drine an omniscient narrator?
third-person narrator who knows all the thoughts, actions, and feelings of all characters.
How does one define propaganda?
ideas or statements that are often false or exaggerated and that are spread in order to help a cause, a political leader or a government
How does one define satire?
a technique use to expose and criticise foolishness and corruption of an individual or a society, by using humor, irony, exaggeration, or ridicule.
How does one define prosperity?
A state of wealth
How does one define unanimous?
In complete agreement
