Jones, not a good farmer to begin with, increasingly got inebriated and neglected his chores. Animals were not fed or watered, cows were not milked. The animals decided they had had enough, and revolted.
By hitting it really hard with a jackhammer.
Chapter 2
Mr. Jones is the original owner of Manor Farm in the novel Animal Farm. He represents the oppressive and neglectful human leadership that the animals overthrow in their quest for freedom and equality. Mr. Jones symbolizes the corrupt and tyrannical ruling class that the animals rebel against to establish their own self-governing society.
Mr. Jones did not take anything away from him. He was merely chased out by the animals and everything was left intact. Nothing was taken away by Mr. Jones, and everything that belonged to him was under the animals control. That was a main reason why Mr. Jones came back to fight against the animals --- he wanted back what should belong to him. However, in the book, the animals threw away everything that reminded them of Mr. Jones. It was because under Mr. Jones' rule, the animals suffered torture and hunger. It was a period of sad memory for them and they hated Mr. Jones to the core. Hence, they burned everything that reminded them of Mr. Jones and destroyed all the whips, chains that he used to torture these animals. They wanted to totally get rid of Mr. Jones.
Mr. Jones in Animal Farm is portrayed as lazy, irresponsible, and cruel. He neglects the animals on the farm, mistreats them, and fails to provide for their basic needs. His drunkenness and incompetence lead to the animals rebelling against him and taking over the farm.
Mr. And Mrs. Jones
Mr. Jones was the human owner of Manor Farm and he treated the animals with cruelty and had no respect for them. The animals rebelled, and when they won, they changed the name of the farm to Animal Farm.
Mr. Jones had a shotgun in "Animal Farm." He used it to try and reclaim the farm from the rebellious animals during the Battle of the Cowshed.
Mr Jones' instead of Mr Jones's :)
Three days less than Mr Jones.
Mr. Jones corresponds with Czar Nicholas II. This person was extremely cruel to the peasants and classes lower then himself, much like Mr. Jones is to the farm animals.
"Mr. Jones' accident"