Blog for Language Arts about Vladimir Lenin by: Christian Ammerman and Trent Gierhart
Saturday, March 29, 2014
Chapter 8 Vladimir Lenin Analysis
This chapter continues to show how the pigs have deceived the other animals. An example of this is that the commandments keep being changed, but Squealer is always able to convince the animals that they merely forgot the commandments. Also, when Napoleon was undecided about who to sell the extra wood to, the pigs convinced the other animals that he was using tactics. The only time Napoleon was honest to the animals was when he told them to prepare for the worst after he found out the money he got for the wood was fake. When the windmill was destroyed, the pigs simply had the animals build another windmill without caring about the amount of labor or food they got. This chapter represents how Stalin didn't care about the working class and only cared about himself.
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