Summary:
Analyzes George Orwell's use of symbolism in his novel, "Animal Farm." Also explores the main theme, the corruption of human nature. Concludes that while power itself is not evil, the misuse of it is evil.
In the book, "Animal Farm", by George Orwell, the author uses animals to symbolize the corruption of human nature. The misuse of power can lead a leader into corruption. Power itself is not evil, but the misuse of it is evil. By having power, a leader wants to be remembered for a long time. Having the authority of power will also lead a leader into thinking they should have all the luxury, yet the consequences are deadly.
Many humans want to be important and remembered. They use slogans, monuments, and their favourable successes to become remembered. But people today tend to remember the evil ones more than they remember the honourable ones. Most of the famous leaders and emperors are considered to be on the evil side. Very few honourable leaders were famous for their good.....
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