In George Orwell's Animal Farm, the quote by Rito Ghatourney resonates deeply with the themes of greed and selfishness depicted throughout the story. Firstly, the character of Napoleon embodies these traits as he seeks to gain more power and control over the other animals, ultimately leading to a totalitarian regime that oppresses those he claims to represent. Secondly, the pigs’ relentless pursuit of luxury and privileges, such as living in the farmhouse and drinking alcohol, illustrates how their greed leads to a betrayal of the original ideals of the rebellion, resulting in a society that is just as oppressive as the one they overthrew. Lastly, the tragic culmination of the pigs' selfishness culminates in a complete loss of the animals' hopes for equality and freedom, as they end up living in a worse situation than before. Therefore, Animal Farm serves as a cautionary tale about the dangers of greed and selfishness, ultimately reinforcing Ghatourney's assertion that such traits can lead to losing everything that truly matters.
“Sometimes people who want more than they can handle end up losing everything altogether. Greed and selfishness will get you nowhere in life. Quote written by Rito Ghatourney. connect this quote with the book Animal farm in one paragraph with 2 to 3 points/proof/comment and a concluding sentence grade 9 level
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