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What does the collapse of the windmill represent in animal farm?
The collapse of the windmill represents the downfall of Stalin Grad (I think I spelt that wrong) during WW2 when Hitler (Germany) tried to take over Russia.
What does the windmill in Animal Farm represent in the Russian Revolution?
The windmill represents industrialization. In Animal Farm, the windmill is their progress, all the work that they had poured into. Boxer is the hardest worker in the project (he represents the peasants of Russia).
What are the characteristics of the windmill in Animal Farm?
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Who were the animals in Animal Farm working on the windmill?
dogs
What happens to the second windmill in animal farm?
In "Animal Farm," the second windmill is ultimately destroyed by a violent storm. Initially, it symbolizes the animals' hard work and aspirations for a better future, but its collapse signifies the futility of their efforts under the oppressive regime of the pigs. The pigs use the destruction to manipulate the other animals, claiming that the windmill's failure is a result of sabotage by their human enemies. This event highlights the ongoing struggles and exploitation faced by the animals on the farm.
Right before the vote on the windmill what do the dogs do to snowball on animal farm?
They chase him from the farm.
What do the animals attempt to build in the book Animal Farm?
a windmill
What topic divided the animals in Animal Farm?
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Who is blamed for breaking the windmill in Animal Farm?
snowball is blamed for the windmills
When Fredrick and his men destroyed the windmill what did the animals do on animal farm?
It was by a storm
Which animal isn't enthusiastic about the windmill in animal farm?
In George Orwell's "Animal Farm," the character that isn't enthusiastic about the windmill is Benjamin the donkey. He is skeptical and cynical about the plans for the windmill, believing that it will not improve their situation. Benjamin's lack of enthusiasm reflects his broader perspective on life, as he tends to view the events on the farm with a sense of fatalism and doubt about the effectiveness of the animals' efforts.
What does the battle of the windmill represent in Animal Farm?
The beginning of World War II.
