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Re: CHAPTER 3: 'THE TURNING POINT OF THE STORY'
By: Raul Vela Date: January 15, 2016, 12:33 pm
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Sure !, it was a key moment because this event was the first
showing favoritism towards pigs. It also marks the beginning of
authoritarian government ruled by pigs that would be submerged
Animal Farm.
This thinking goes against the foundations of the Rebellion: A
democratic government of animals for animals
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Re: CHAPTER 3: 'THE TURNING POINT OF THE STORY'
By: Brayhan Date: January 15, 2016, 2:48 pm
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Clearly, if the pigs and take advantage of the condition that
they have now to grab everything they could not have it be
before or lesser extent is why we say they have to have all the
apples and milk because in this wayIt is how you can think
better and this makes squaler because with the power of
persuasion that has made the animals understand the reason for
this reduction in milk and apples
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Re: CHAPTER 3: 'THE TURNING POINT OF THE STORY'
By: Luis Ramirez Date: January 15, 2016, 8:33 pm
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Of course! Thanks to this happening can be appreciated as the
pigs are showing their power over other animals. Therefore, this
point is very important because it gives us an idea of what
might happen later. I believe it occurs because Major was a pig,
by which makes them understand that they are about other
animals.
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Re: CHAPTER 3: 'THE TURNING POINT OF THE STORY'
By: Anthony Rojas Date: January 15, 2016, 8:53 pm
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I think so. After the rebellion, the pigs had the responsibility
of decide the activities that did in the farm, because they
showed more intellectual capacity that other animals. Also, one
cause of rebellion was for that all animals are considered
equal, but when it was agreed that the milk and apples was for
only the pigs, the equity was not the same. This evidence the
great power of pigs above the others and I think that this event
can originate problems later....
[move]:o :)[/move]
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Re: CHAPTER 3: 'THE TURNING POINT OF THE STORY'
By: Yen Mei-Li Date: January 15, 2016, 10:39 pm
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Yes of course! I think that this is the first signal of the big
change you will see in the book. the pigs as all the animals
deserve the same treatment. :-[
#Post#: 557--------------------------------------------------
Re: CHAPTER 3: 'THE TURNING POINT OF THE STORY'
By: Luis Mundaca Zúñiga Date: January 15, 2016, 10:40 pm
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I really agree what Orwell think because whose were at first
time the principal ideological images of the revolution are now
who start to take posetion of some benifits and also to take the
place of humans as the dominant and strong group all with the
condition of not return to the humans control.
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Re: CHAPTER 3: 'THE TURNING POINT OF THE STORY'
By: Genesis Date: January 16, 2016, 4:52 pm
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Yes, because it is the first sign of the change of the pigs,
which are taking human behavior, abusing his power and more
believing his effort. >:(
#Post#: 594--------------------------------------------------
Re: CHAPTER 3: 'THE TURNING POINT OF THE STORY'
By: Michell Fuentes Date: January 16, 2016, 6:53 pm
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Of course! This is a key event that represents how is starting
infringed the main and first resolve among the animals, the
justice and equality of rights for everyone; It notice the
manipulator and absolutism government. It represents how the
“highborn” purpose of Russian revolution was rotten.
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Re: CHAPTER 3: 'THE TURNING POINT OF THE STORY'
By: renalf14 Date: January 16, 2016, 8:09 pm
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I consider that it’s an important fact in Animal farm, because
since that announcement of Squealer, the pigs have strengthened
their power over the other animals with the purpose to protect
themselves of Mr. Jones return. Moreover they needed Squealer to
endorse the welfare and a healthy life of the pigs as their
leaders and protectors, subordinating the other animals. :) :)
:)
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Re: CHAPTER 3: 'THE TURNING POINT OF THE STORY'
By: Rommel Laura Date: January 18, 2016, 12:49 pm
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Yes, of course. I mind that this act is the turning point of
the history, becouse we could saw in this part than the pigs are
stating their power and their way to lead the farm because they
are worried about them, putting their welfare above all.
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