Animal farm

Animal Farm is a farm, a story of animals from Rabi George Orwell satire and criticism of totalitarian regimes, and for humans and their deviations. One day, the animals decided, after being moved by the ideals of the old pig "Major," to revolt against their master, and confirmed the common list, the enemy was clearly identified: it is humans, and the animals agreed on that. But the pigs quickly came to monopolize power, enslaving the other animals and exploiting their intelligence to control their fears, and they distorted the past for their benefit, and the ideals were corrupted, the general principles were spoiled, so the dictator "Napoleon" appeared, quickly establishing totalitarian rule, placing the other animals in a state of submission to him, and exhausting them with strenuous work. Despite that, he managed to keep the flame of hope inside them, and placed them within this utopia, years passed, and nothing distinguished the pigs from the commandments written at the beginning on that, except for one commandment. "All animals are equal," all kinds of equality other than that, this brilliant metaphor imagined by George Orwell clarifies the deviations of politics and power, and also illustrates, in a way, how change can lead to dictatorship and how easy it is to control another's mind through shiny speeches, and how animals ended up believing anything, leading the ending to reflection on the power of reflection.