Main Events
- introduction to the animals/background information
- animal meeting run by major
- animals learn and sing 'beasts of England'
- Mr Jones heard noise, grabbed his gun and shot around the place
- 'now comrades, what is the nature of this life of ours? let us face it: our lives are miserable laborious and short'
- ' man is the only creature that consumes without producing. he does not give milk, he does not lay eggs, he is to weak to pull the plough, he cannot run fast eough to catch rabits'
- 'and even the miserable lives we lead are not allowed to reach their natural span'
- i merely repeat, remember always your duty of enmity towards man and all his ways
Chapter Two
Main Events
- major dies
- snowball and nepoleon talk to the others about the rebellion
- the animals have the rebellion
- mr jones runs away
- they replace 'manor farm' with 'animal farm
- 'shall i still be allowed to wear ribbons in my mane?'
- 'those ribbons that you are so devoted to are the bage of slavery. can you not understand that liberty is worth more than ribbons'
- seven commandments ect.
- 'whats going to happen to all that milk?'
- 'never mind the milk comrades'
Chapter Three
Main events
- harvest great success. they beat mr jones by two days
- there sunday meetings are held-but they cant decide and let the pigs do it
- napolean takes the litter of pupies
- snowball trys to organise commities
- the pigs manipulate the animals into thinking its alright that they took the milk and then justfy taking the apples
- 'I will work harder'
- 'donkeys live a long time. none of you has ever seen a dead donkey'
- 'A bird's wing, comrades," he said, "is an organ of propulsion and not of manipulation. It should therefore be regarded as a leg. The distinguishing mark of man is the hand, the instrument with which he does all his mischief.'
- 'four legs good, two legs bad'
- 'surely there is no one among you who wants to see jones come back?'
Chapter Title- MANipulate
Chapter Four
Main Events
- pidgeons going to neighbouring farms to tell of the rebellion
- farmers get nervous and animals rebel
- jones and his men attck the farm
- jones and his men loose
- animals ceebrate their victory and raise there flag.
- 'he is dead. i had no intention of doing that. i forgot i was wearing iron shoes. who would belive i did not do this on purpose?'
- 'no sentimentality comrade. War is War. the only good human is a dead one'
- 'i have no wish to take life, not ven human life'
- 'animal hero, first class'
- 'animal hero, second class'
Chapter Five
Main Events
- mollie accepts bribes for information about animal farm
- tension is growing stronger between snowball and napolean
- the farm becomes devided over the windmill proposal, you are ither a snowball or a napolean supporter
- the animals have a meeting were a vote will take place on the windmill
- napolean uses the puppies he has trained to attck snowball. and snowball runs away
Quotes
- 'Mollie i have something very serious to say to you, this morning i saw you looking over the hedge that divides animal farm from foxwood.one of Mr pilkingtons men was standing on the other side of the hedge. and-i was a long way away but i am almost certain that i saw him stroke your nose. what does this mean Mollie?'
- 'he didn't! i wasn't! it isn't true!'
- 'comrades, i trust that ever animal here appreciates the sacrifice that comrade Napoleon has made in taking extra labour upon himself! do not imagine that leadership is a pleasure!'
- 'bravery is not enough, loyalty and obedience are more important
Three Questions
- who would you have voted for Napoleon or snowbal? and why?
- do you think you could survive without your luxuries or do you think you would resort to mollies method of selling information for her luxuries?
- why do you think napolean waited untill after he had run snowball out of the farm to say that the windmill was a good idea?
5 comments:
i LOVE your pic at the bottom of your page. the person who made that MUST be a LEGEND :P
wwhats the nswer to the riddle???
For the thing in chapter 5 when we had to answer someone else's questions, i answered yours. dont' you feel special?? lol. wow i've left a lot of comments on this post.
also sometimes it's a bit hard to read the black writing against the purple background so maybe you could change the writing to white or something.
xox
AND WHATS THE ANSWER TO THE RIDDLE???
3. I think that Napoleon waited untill he had run snowball out of town to say that he thought the winmill was a good idea because he never wanted to agree with anything Snbowball said.
Your summaries are clear but I think you need to make sure you have emphasised the really important aspects - the Battle of the Cowshed and Snowball's role in it in Chapter 4 and the argument over the Windmill - particularly what sides the animals were on and then Snowball's expulsion in Chapter 5. Remember page numbers with your quotes so you can find them again.
Post a Comment