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“The farm animals, supervised by the pigs, harvest the crops with better results than ever before. Sundays are established
as days of rest, for meetings, and for singing “Beasts of England.” Having already taught themselves to read and write, the
pigs attempt to teach these skills to other animals. Committees such as the Clean Tails League for the cows are set up, but
none are successful. Since most of the animals cannot learn to read or to memorize the seven commandments, the
commandments are reduced to one simple maxim: “Four legs good, two legs bad.” Napoleon takes nine puppies for
private instruction, and the pigs are now the only ones allowed to eat the apples and drink the milk produced on the farm.
The pigs force the other animals to accept this by reminding them of the threat of Mr. Jones’s return.
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Mollie, the horse, is seen consorting with humans who have petted her and given her sugar and ribbons. When Clover
the drafthorse confronts her, Mollie abandons Animal Farm and the Rebellion. Meanwhile, Snowball wants the animals
to build a windmill that will provide electricity, heat and running water in each stall, but Napoleon disagrees with the idea
and urinates on Snowball’s diagrams. When Snowball tries to present his idea to the animals at their weekly meeting,
Napoleon reveals the nine dogs he has trained as guard/attack dogs, and the dogs drive Snowball from the farm. When
some animals protest, the sheep drown them out by bleating, “Four legs good, two legs bad,” and the dogs growl
menacingly. Napoleon soon tells the animals they are going to build the windmill and that it has always been his idea.
With the aid of three growling dogs, Squealer convinces the animals to believe this.”
Animal Farm