easier and less hectic if the idea of equality was pursued. When comparing

the novel Animal Farm and the film "Harrison Bergeron" the two share a

main similarity of equality but as they both evolve the main concepts of

each end up being relatively different.

Animal Farm introduced the perception of equality early on in the novel

when the animals indisputably ran Mr. And Mrs. Jones off their own farm.

They established rules and declared to run the farm themselves. Once

realizing the animals now owned the farm they were overjoyed and felt

more powerful than ever before. The animals were not hesitant to change

old rules to now benefit their new concept of complete equality. "These

seven commandments would now be inscribed on the wall; they would form

and unalterable law by which all...