'Animal Farm' by George Orwell. Choose one animal from the story, speaking as that animal give your account of two or three incidents which you think significant.What do you feel you have gained from the rebellion and what have you lost?

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Christopher Healey GCSE English Coursework . 25/3/02

'Animal Farm' by George Orwell.

Task 2 - Choose one animal from the story, speaking as that animal give your account of two or three incidents which you think significant.

What do you feel you have gained from the rebellion and what have you lost?

It was a terrible, horrific day for us all. As a signal that all of us animals were under Napoleon's rule and totally at his mercy, a meeting was called to uncover the identity of Snowball's secret agents.

Once we were all assembled together in the yard, Napoleon emerged from the farmhouse wearing both his medals. His huge nine dogs were frisking around him, all uttering growls that sent shivers down my spine, and probably down the spines of every single one of us.

I cowered in my place, in complete silence (not that I speak much anyway) and I knew something terrible was bound to happen, I just didn't know what. So I stood, and waited, and watched.

Napoleon stood sternly surveying us all, his audience, and he then let out an awful high-pitched whimper.