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#Post#: 110--------------------------------------------------
Re: CHAPTER 2: WE BEGIN TO SEE SOME EVENTS THROUGH THE EYES OF T
HE ANIMALS.
By: Ruth Karina Date: December 19, 2015, 8:27 pm
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No, because they need know the benefits of making a rebellion,
like if they will get their liberty ::)
#Post#: 112--------------------------------------------------
Re: CHAPTER 2: WE BEGIN TO SEE SOME EVENTS THROUGH THE EYES OF T
HE ANIMALS.
By: fabrizzio Date: December 20, 2015, 8:46 am
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I not consider it silly, because for the first time the farm
animals participate in a revelion and would be appropriate to
know about that it has this or that objectives, likewise, we see
that despite all the pigs explain its objectives seems that many
animals not pay attention as in the case of Mollie.
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Re: CHAPTER 2: WE BEGIN TO SEE SOME EVENTS THROUGH THE EYES OF T
HE ANIMALS.
By: Luis Gabriel Cochachin Aguilar Date: December 20, 2015, 2:50
pm
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No, because those wondering reflect the concern of the animals,
as these were adopting a new way of life, the questions asked
are part of the brainstorming process
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Re: CHAPTER 2: WE BEGIN TO SEE SOME EVENTS THROUGH THE EYES OF T
HE ANIMALS.
By: arnoldlazaroriquez Date: December 20, 2015, 5:13 pm
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No, because they are in a process where the ideas are
changing completely. For that, some animals do not understand
"the rebellion" and they do not know how to do this. :D
#Post#: 135--------------------------------------------------
Re: CHAPTER 2: WE BEGIN TO SEE SOME EVENTS THROUGH THE EYES OF T
HE ANIMALS.
By: Gabriela Taype Date: December 20, 2015, 6:10 pm
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No, because the questions of the animals show their lack of
knowledge and understanding everything about freedom. This is
understandable because they just are adapting and understanding
what freedom means. They are also afraid that something bad
might happen on the farm, because it is would be administered by
the same animals and they feares they could not control these
changes.
#Post#: 139--------------------------------------------------
Re: CHAPTER 2: WE BEGIN TO SEE SOME EVENTS THROUGH THE EYES OF T
HE ANIMALS.
By: Eliane20140245 Date: December 20, 2015, 8:46 pm
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I think that some questions are foolish because they are based
on things without importance or on personal interests, for
example the Mollie's question ( Will theres still be sugar after
the Rebellion?) Nevertheless, all the animals asked things
related with their future after the Rebellion, so they had
always been to the care of Mr. Jones and this generated them a
feel of fear. I think the behaviour of all them is justified
because they were learning new things and itīs obvious that they
could present some questions and even, some "foolish doubts".
:o
#Post#: 147--------------------------------------------------
Re: CHAPTER 2: WE BEGIN TO SEE SOME EVENTS THROUGH THE EYES OF T
HE ANIMALS.
By: Fernando Luna Date: December 21, 2015, 10:51 am
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I think the questions by the animals are not foolish because
they are recently seeing a new viewpoint of the life. I think
the animals are accustomed with their life style, with the
farmer; and this revollution changed and gives them a new
perspective of the life and how would it be without humans.
#Post#: 148--------------------------------------------------
Re: CHAPTER 2: WE BEGIN TO SEE SOME EVENTS THROUGH THE EYES OF T
HE ANIMALS.
By: Emerson Castaņeda Date: December 21, 2015, 10:55 am
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I donīt think this, because the animals newly started to
undertand the principles of the rebellion, thus they wanted be
informed of the siuations that itīll bring in the develop of the
rutin in the farm. In such context they was forced at ask
questions, as in the case of "Mollie" that she was worry for the
sugar and tapes and decided clear your doubts and express its
importunate.
#Post#: 162--------------------------------------------------
Re: CHAPTER 2: WE BEGIN TO SEE SOME EVENTS THROUGH THE EYES OF T
HE ANIMALS.
By: Kimberly Mayta Quispe Date: December 22, 2015, 9:22 am
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I think that the questions are not foolish because the ideas,
points of view, beliefs of the animals are changing in which
their points in where will not agree because they have doubts
about the situation that they are living. However, some
questions are individualists because attends their needs.
#Post#: 168--------------------------------------------------
Re: CHAPTER 2: WE BEGIN TO SEE SOME EVENTS THROUGH THE EYES OF T
HE ANIMALS.
By: Carlos Andres Oroz Narro Date: December 23, 2015, 12:58 am
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From my point of view...the questions aren't foolish because the
animals were living a revolution and they have many different
doubts about that....they were learning ...about the way of
their behavior...Also all the ideas,thoughts and rules that the
animals had are changing....by the revolution.... :)
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