ANIMAL FARM BLOG ENTRY

RATIONALE

I will write an blog entry about chapter two of the book Animal farm that is a novel by George Orwell that brings the theme of a revolution and how that is development while the animals that are the protagonists look for ways to achieve the realization and freedom of their masters.

An important aspect that are going to take the document of the Chapter two is the “Animalism” that is a kind of the aim that then is represent on the seven commandments after and before of the revolution, here I take the character of Mollie, an white mare who usually before and after the revolution stars to have some problems whit the changes, for explain that context and take the thematic of disagree whit that process.

It blog entry will be written in a formal tone and hopes to address the academic public in order to inform about the considerations of the revolution both positive and negative under the perspective of some characters like Mollie, who are not agree with that   to allow to develop the critical thinking of the readers and interact more quickly with the context.

In this blog entry I will try to use a formal language and remember some facts of the farm after the abandonment of Mr. Jones, I will use a level of sophisticated vocabulary with options of basic words as: “hardship”, “rid”, “lumps” and “unleashes” for the general understanding to rescue my character's perspective.

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¿WAS THE REVOLUTION WRONG ?

Animal Farm is a special book of George Orwell that I started reading at the beginning of my high school, some may say that it is a bit complicated to understand it because the diverse characters are confused in the plot with a very convincing vitality, however taking into account the context of the revolution and some issues that I studied then considering the aspect of socialism and communism that has a lot of relationship, I consider it necessary to talk about the relationship between the negative and positive aspects of it from the perspective of one of the animals, it is Mollie.

Good for some who do not know much about the book, Mollie is a white mare who in the beginning is described as a silly animal that before the revolution seemed to disagree with that since accustomed to a life closer to the Humans did not want to stop his relation whit them also eating lumps of sugar and use ribbons, which is demonstrated with their questions about the foundations of animalism and after the revolution when it seems to feel resistance to destroy the ribbons, this occurs because of the order of Snowball and Napoleon pigs who would have taken over after the death of Old Mayor, they wanted to eliminate everything that leaves Mr. Jones's memory, this act highlights the action of Boxer, a very dedicated horse that ends up throwing his hat to the flames But what was the problem then? Why does Mollie resist change?

At this point, remembering the principles of communism and socialism that are linked to the context of work, it can be deduced that Mollie disagreed because she did not like to work hard and her personality focused more on her benefit, as well as This would not have had to happen as much hardship as the other animals since having close contact with humans their situation was favorable and losing all those privileges for her was terrible since the revolution in seeking equality between animals would not allow only some to do a couple of things while others practically spent their lives doing nothing.Maybe that idea unleashes with reality but if you take into consideration small aspects such as those that Mollie took on larger situations that require a more complex composition since it is about your freedom and independence, you would know about Mollie's mistake. But what would do you do in that case?

Mollie was opposed to the revolution by the simple fact of not wanting to get rid of those things, the problem was not that there was any injustice or that lies were proclaimed but that the new system by not largely agreeing to those who once looked at their which leads us to say that the new system was not a problem, but it was very sudden and did not allow the assimilation of the situation to some animals such as Mollie. In that regard, having offered information on the matter and my point of view, I appreciate your reading and await your comments on the subject and the perspectives on Mollie, take care.

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