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#Post#: 173--------------------------------------------------
Re: CHAPTER 3: 'THE TURNING POINT OF THE STORY'
By: KimberlyMayta Date: December 24, 2015, 6:47 pm
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yes, it is right because the pigs are showing gradually your
authoritarianism and assuming the role the men that present
before in the farm. This situation is the key event in animal
farm. Also, the history is taking shape where the animals are
showing their true personality.
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Re: CHAPTER 3: 'THE TURNING POINT OF THE STORY'
By: Ernesto Ramirez Cesti Date: December 26, 2015, 4:08 am
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i think so, because of the event that this incident cause, and
what it represent . For me it represent clearly the desire of
the pigs to be on top in the farm. ::)
#Post#: 186--------------------------------------------------
Re: CHAPTER 3: 'THE TURNING POINT OF THE STORY'
By: Alexandra Paucca Sullca Date: December 26, 2015, 12:02 pm
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yes, it is an important fact because it shows the rebellion that
occurs on the farm, because when pigs steal milk and apples show
his true personality and intentions and represents the
superiority over other animals. :D
#Post#: 189--------------------------------------------------
Re: CHAPTER 3: 'THE TURNING POINT OF THE STORY'
By: Carmen Chambi Date: December 26, 2015, 4:54 pm
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I agree that the event of the milk and apples is a key event,
because is the first action to show the supremacy of the pigs,
also with the might they can dominate the other animals. If this
is the turning point of the story maybe their actions will be
terrible for the farm and the rebellion ::)
#Post#: 191--------------------------------------------------
Re: CHAPTER 3: 'THE TURNING POINT OF THE STORY'
By: Claudia Lesly Date: December 27, 2015, 3:26 pm
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i think that milk and apples clearly represent the wishes of the
pigs.therefore the turning point in the history occurs when pigs
decide to have a big privilege to other animals,also this is a
theme that develops in the book Animal Farm :)
#Post#: 197--------------------------------------------------
Re: CHAPTER 3: 'THE TURNING POINT OF THE STORY'
By: Shakira Malionof Date: December 28, 2015, 4:17 pm
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Definitely! The main and first agreement among the animals was
the justice and equality of rights for everyone. However, this
commandment was infringed by the taking of decisions and power
of pigs over some things, as the milk and the apples. This
change showed, for the first time in story, a manipulator
goverment with control over the population and their resources.
#Post#: 198--------------------------------------------------
Re: CHAPTER 3: 'THE TURNING POINT OF THE STORY'
By: Dorita Jaramillo Date: December 28, 2015, 4:34 pm
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also is where the pigs show their true intentions than are
govern all Animal farm. They say that have privileges because
they commanded Animal Farm and need to count with a better
alimentation. Discrimination of thinking :-X
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Re: CHAPTER 3: 'THE TURNING POINT OF THE STORY'
By: Madeleine Tatiana Rosales Date: December 28, 2015, 6:16 pm
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In particular, I will recommend it to all the people this book
because it helps to improve our English and gives us one of the
best lessons, learning to appreciate the beings who live with
humans like animals. They haven't the capabilities that
characterize of human that can't prevent acts of cruelty
committed against them. If will change the roles of the animals
with man, such as the situation of rebellion in the farm but
that leaves us a lesson as readers to analyze that despite those
give us many benefits, sufficient for the survival of man, in
generally our great dependency with the animals. However many
are treated cruelly.
This book tries to tell us in a general way that man is
increasingly insensitive, degraded by money, concern only for
their personal gain and we forget of real responsible that now
many people have a good style life.
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Re: CHAPTER 3: 'THE TURNING POINT OF THE STORY'
By: Eliane20140245 Date: January 4, 2016, 10:25 pm
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Yes , I think that this is a key point of the story because the
pigs start to take advantage of Their charges of leaders at the
farm showing signs of superiority ( taking the milk and apples
for them ) over the other animals. Their attitudes reflect the
abuse of autority.
#Post#: 232--------------------------------------------------
Re: CHAPTER 3: 'THE TURNING POINT OF THE STORY'
By: fabrizzio Date: January 5, 2016, 10:36 am
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Yes, I think so, because from that moment when the pigs know
they are the heads of the farm, who have control of the animals;
and seeing that obtained better than expected harvest, decide to
take advantage of this, abusing their authority and resembling
to Mr. Jones. :(
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