Another important point to highlight is the Focus of the forms of language that refer to Communism itself, the way animals express themselves and their ideas about communism, and the actions they do to keep this ideology in their way of ruling. In Animal Farm, the pigs progressively acquire and contort a way of talking of communist upset to legitimize their conduct and to keep different animals in obscurity. Since they are the most intelligent animals, they take control of everything on the farm; which at the end leads to personal conflicts and meanwhile while this happened the Naive Animals did their tasks wrong and made the whole place go worse. For the last instance, one of the most important facts that this novel has is how the story is shown in different perspectives either from the abusive leaders to the Naive animals who are being abused. Animal Farm isn't told from the point of view of a specific character, however every so often it slips into Clover's awareness. However, this does not mean that the story cannot be told from a general perspective, since sometimes this is evidenced in the novel. With this, the author is trying to show how the actual unfair treatment not only is done by the corrupt leaders but it's also because of the Naive and Credulity of the victims and the animals that are abused.
In conclusion, it can be stated that Animal Farm is a story that can be told from many perspectives. Each of its perspectives lets the audience see and have different points of view of the actual problem; which is corruption. And that this not only happens because of the communist ideals of the leaders but also of the Naive and mental Laziness of the ones who are affected and work for the sustainability of the society. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The Abuse of Language as Instrumental to the Abuse of Power
By: Santiago Miranda
George Orwell's Animal Farm analyzes the slippery manners by which public authorities can mishandle their capacity, as it portrays the general public where majority rule government breaks up into despotism lastly into tyranny. From the Resistance forward, the pigs of Animal Farm use savagery and the danger of viciousness to control different animals. Nonetheless, while the assault dogs keep different creatures in line, actual terrorizing doesn't keep some of
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