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"The pigs took the farmhouse for themselves, and soon began trading with the neighboring humans. The animals worked harder than ever, yet the pigs enjoyed privileges."
The structure of this passage—from collective labor to the pigs’ privilege—demonstrates:
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The fairness of Animalism
The fairness of Animalism
The success of rebellion without consequences
The success of rebellion without consequences
The animals’ intelligence in delegating tasks
The animals’ intelligence in delegating tasks
The gradual corruption of ideals and leadership
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The gradual corruption of ideals and leadership
Explanation: The pigs’ seizure of the farmhouse, trading with humans, and enjoying privileges while others work harder shows how the original egalitarian principles are being eroded and the leaders become corrupt.
Explanation: The pigs’ seizure of the farmhouse, trading with humans, and enjoying privileges while others work harder shows how the original egalitarian principles are being eroded and the leaders become corrupt.
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