How is the story of Animal Farm told?

Answer 1

My reaction to the ending of the novel was sad. The fact that the pigs have simply taken the same place as the human is, by the end of the novel, expected. The pigs, Napoleon in particular, have begun acting and even dressing like the humans. The other pigs were following napoleon footsteps, and that he made baby pigs learn about their rules.

Answer 2

the falling action on animal farm is when the animals start to gain a better understanding of what Napoleon and Squealer are doing to the farm. Boxer is getting better at learning. Although Boxer is getting really old, so when he fell he died, so everything he knew went to waste.

Answer 3

The story of Animal Farm is told in the form of an allegory, where animals on a farm represent different classes and figures in Soviet Russia. Through the animals' rebellion against their human farmer and subsequent rise to power, the novel satirizes the Russian Revolution and explores themes of power, corruption, and manipulation. George Orwell uses simple language and animal characters to convey complex political ideas and criticisms.

Answer 4

They don't. The book ends with the pigs becoming just like Mr. Jones.

Answer 5

The most suspenseful moment in the novel, is most likely when Boxer dies.

Answer 6

the final result:the venture on animal farm has failed