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∙ 2012-09-18 03:14:53There are several examples of Allusion in Animal Farm. The name 'Moses' is the name of the raven who represents religion. The name 'Napoleon' represents Stalin, who was a cruel dictator just like the original Napoleon.
In the book 'Animal Farm' by George Orwell, the battle took place in the Cow-Shed, hence the name "The battle of the Cow-Shed".
Manor Farm
Manor Farm
An animal farm
Animal Farm reprecents the URSS, because ANIMAL FARM was the name given after the revolution.Manor Farm reprecents Russia because it´s the name given during the tsar (Mr. Jhones) mandatefor more questions please contact mauro_14_15_16@hotmail.comI´m lloking forward to hearing from you
Animal farm
Manor Farm.
Manor Farm
Originally, the farm was known as 'Manor Farm' but after the animals rebelled against their owner, Mr. Jones, they changed the name of the farm to Animal Farm. Then, in the end, the pigs changed the name back to Manor Farm, signifying that only the aggressor had changed, not the situation.
It symbolizes Russia, and how it turns from the "Manor Farm" into the "Animal Farm" and back to "Manor Farm" refers to how the name of the country went from Russia, to the Soviet Union, and back to accepting "Russia" as a legitimate name for the country.
After first being named Manor Farm, then Animal Farm, the farm eventually ends up being named The Manor Farm.