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Comment on Animal Farm, Chapter 3 #2 by Go

Go — Thu, 23 May 2013 02:31:49 +0000

I believe that the 7 commandments were very useful in terms of making restrictions and not letting all the animals do whatever they want. Also, making it shorter and memorizable was a very good idea because the sheep and other unintelligent animals are able to remember it. The message is cut to the chase and simple. It is telling that humans are enemies and the rest are friends. On the other hand, the restrictions may cause conflict upon the animals, for some of the rules are confusing. Some exceptions may lead to the rules not being used.

Comment on Animal Farm, Chapter 3 #2 by Shuwan Hanna

Shuwan Hanna — Thu, 23 May 2013 02:31:33 +0000

I think reducing the seven commandments into one will be easy for the animals with bad memory, but reducing them can also cause problems. If animals only remember “For legs good, two legs bad” they might attack the animals with wings.

Comment on Animal Farm, Chapter 3 #2 by anonymous

anonymous — Thu, 23 May 2013 02:30:39 +0000

The positive aspects of t reducing the amount of commandements is because it is a lot easier for the animals to remember. However this can be a negative aspect as well because it’s too vague for it to cover the seven commandements, therefore some animals might make the wrong decisions thinking it follows the rules.

Comment on Animal Farm, Chapter 3 #2 by 16aokil

16aokil — Thu, 23 May 2013 02:30:23 +0000

It’s good that they reduce the 7 commandments because in that way, it will be much easier for the animals to memorize the rules. It’s sweet and simple. However, it is bad to reduce the commandments because questions, objections, and exceptions will rise which will complicate a lot of things and it will confuse the animals. It really depends if you want it the more complicated, detailed way of learning the commandments that would be at first hard to memorize, or if you want it the other way around with one simple rule, you would still have unanswered questions.

Comment on Animal Farm, Chapter 4 #3 by 16takamatsut

16takamatsut — Thu, 23 May 2013 02:29:32 +0000

The winner of Battle of the Cowshed is definitely the Animals since they feel stronger and are more passionate in the rebellion, than any before.

Comment on Animal Farm, Chapter 3 #2 by KariKariKarina

KariKariKarina — Thu, 23 May 2013 02:29:02 +0000

Snails and centipedes and many other insects aaand insects are considered animals.

Comment on Animal Farm, Chapter 4 #3 by Saimon

Saimon — Thu, 23 May 2013 02:28:33 +0000

Have you considered about which animals won the most? Yes it was definitely the animals who won, but which of the animals had the greatest victory? The sheep? The ducks? Or the pigs? etc.

Comment on Animal Farm, Chapter 4 #2 by 16barrettt

16barrettt — Thu, 23 May 2013 02:28:07 +0000

I think its important as it shows that while the animals treat humans as their enemies and do not want to be involved with them the fact that boxer regret ‘killing’ the boy shows that he feels that while he does not like the human it doesnt mean that he doesnt want them to coexist at peace.

Comment on Animal Farm, Chapter 4 #3 by 16tokuyamat

16tokuyamat — Thu, 23 May 2013 02:27:19 +0000

The winner of the battle of the cowshed were the animals who defeat the humans in 5 minutes. This shows us that the hierarchy between the humans and animals now changed. The animals are more dominant. This battle made Snowball look like a leader, which could have made Napoleon jealous, causing him to exile Snowball later in the story.

Comment on Animal Farm, Chapter 4 #3 by 16takamatsut

16takamatsut — Thu, 23 May 2013 02:26:34 +0000

The winner of Battle of the Cowshed is definitely the Animals since they have are stronger and more passionate in the revolution, than any before.