Plan of Development: In "Animal Farm," Orwell illustrates how the corrupting influence of power leads to betrayal of revolutionary ideals, as seen in the gradual shift from the initial principles of Animalism to the oppressive regime of the pigs; he highlights the manipulation of language and propaganda, exemplified by Squealer's speeches, to control the populace and distort the truth; and he explores the dangers of complacency and ignorance among the other animals, ultimately demonstrating how collective inaction allows tyrannical governance to flourish in place of the envisioned equality.
PLAN OF DEVELOPMENT: the three (or more) main points of argument in your thesis: i.e., your reasons for adopting whatever position you’ve taken on the topic or issue. This can be a part of the same sentence as your thesis, or in some cases can be a sentence on its own –– that depends usually upon how large and complex your topic is (and perhaps how long your essay is).
on this thesis: In George Orwell's "Animal Farm," the story uses animals on a farm to show how good intentions can go wrong, turning a hopeful dream for equality into a new kind of oppression. This shows how totalitarian governments can rise and go against the ideals they originally promised to support.
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