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Animal Farm

Animal Farm. Literary elements. After Napoleon takes over, there is a new political and social structure. Under Napoleon’s leadership. Life for the Pigs. Life for the other animals. Setting. Manor Farm/Animal Farm in England Early 1900’s

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Animal Farm

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  1. Animal Farm Literary elements

  2. After Napoleon takes over, there is a new political and social structure Under Napoleon’s leadership Life for the Pigs Life for the other animals

  3. Setting • Manor Farm/Animal Farm in England • Early 1900’s • Would the novel work if the animals were not on a farm?

  4. Plot • Exposition: • Rising Action: • Climax: • Falling Action: • Resolution:

  5. Characterization • Direct: • What does the author tell us? • Indirect: • What do other characters say? • What does the character say? • What does the character do? • What does the character think?

  6. Characterization • Napoleon: static or dynamic? • Benjamin: flat or round? • Clover: flat or round? • The sheep: flat or round? • Mollie: static or dynamic?

  7. Themes • Political corruption • Who is in charge immediately after the rebellion? • What steps does Napoleon take to gain power? • How does his leadership change over the course of time? • Danger of an ignorant working class • Which of the animals trust the pigs’ leadership? • How does their blind trust get them in a bad situation? • Importance of education • Who has the most education? • Who is in charge?

  8. Propaganda • Find all examples of propaganda techniques and logical fallacies in AF that you can. • Be sure to record what happened/what is said and a page number!

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