<Tab/>Through out George Orwell's Animal Farm the pigs, the heads of Animal Farm, repeatedly break and modify commandments to their need. The pigs also give themselves special privileges and force work upon the other animals; true signs of a dictatorship. Previous to these pig leaders the animals had rebelled against their farm owner in attempt to rid their lives of the cruel the dictatorship they suffered under, and restore their …showed first 75 words of 652 total…

…showed last 75 words of 652 total…in such a situation. As mentioned before, one should never trust anyone too much, especially when it determines the way one lives their life. For the animals had too much trust pigs, one should never over rule suspicion, maybe temporarily, but sooner or later one's insinuation must be stated. If one stays silent they will be taken advantage of, if one is oppressed they must retaliate; if not, retaliation will be harder as time progresses.