Animal Farm: Entry 4

--What is the climax of this novel? What happens? How do the events of this novel make you feel?

The climax of this novel is when Napoleon kicks Snowball out of the farm by the four ferocious dogs. Snowball and Napoleon debate about the windmill, which will bring electricity with heat and water, which means windmill will bring comfort to them. Napoleon opposes it, but all the animals approve because of Snowball’s eloquence. Therefore, Napoleon decides to kick Napoleon out by force and to rule over the farm by himself. After he kicks out Snowball, everything has been changed as he changes the rules. He changes based on the advantages of pigs. Pigs are allowed to drink and eat human’s food, to walk on two feet like human, to sleep in bed, and to kill other species of animals. The last change is that some are more equal than others. These changes mean that Pigs are equal to human beings.

In fact, I was indifferent when Snowball is kicked out. I just thought something bad would happen in this farm, and my prediction became real. As I kept reading this book, Napoleon made me angry and other animals pitiful. If I were the one of animals who lives in Animal Farm, I would help Snowball to make it right.