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  • Essay / Animal Farm, by George Orwell - 604

    Have you ever thought that you could trust someone on a very sensitive subject, but they end up breaking your trust? This shows that you need to be careful who you are loyal to and where your trust lies. This theme is shown in detail throughout the book Animal Farm, by George Orwell. Animal Farm, a fable about communism, tells the story of abused farm animals who revolt against their master, Mr. Jones, and take over the farm. Squealer, a persuasive pig, Napoleon's right-hand "pig" (the pig behind everything corrupt on the farm), with his ability to twist the truth and convince animals that many crimes actually committed were " fake and fake,” shows that it’s important to remember to put your faith and trust in the right people. The evidence of Squealer's lies and unreliability will be presented in the following paragraphs. First, Squealer lies when all the animals are hungry, and he says food is at an all-time high, when in reality the pigs are just filling the bottom of the food bins with food. sand and poured food on it to make it look like there was excess f...