Boxer's death chapter 9 how does this show the pigs cruelty and ingratitude.

In Chapter 10 how have the pigs gained complete control?

The pigs now know that they have control because boxer is gone. Whereas before boxer was much stronger than all the animals including the dogs. So the pigs had to be careful with what they said to boxer. As if they said the wrong thing and got him angry then he could get violent and could very easily kill them. But now boxer was gone, and the pigs had made sure that they got everything they could out of him. The pigs were know interacting allot more than ever with the humans, and doing allot more trading.  The pigs were making more and more lie up. And the animals were being manipulated by their lies. The farm was more prosperous now and better organised. The animals were now worse off than they were in Jones’s time. Jones’s used to put milk in the animals mash. Where as now the animals food and water was rationed.  The condition of the animals living was now even worse than in Jones’ day. The animals never gave up hope. The animals still thought that one day they would be free from all this labour.  ‘ There sense of honour and privilege in being on Animal farm.‘ This quote shows how they still have pride, and hope for a better future. ‘Somehow it seemed the farm had grown richer without making the animals themselves any richer- except the pigs of course’ Napoleon was using the animals to make himself and his fellow pigs richer, and even more powerful.  The pigs were now more than ever adopting the habits of humans. They were walking on their hind legs, and wearing clothes.  The animals were now being manipulated into believing that two legs were good. This was strange as after so long the animals were told and taught that two legs were bad and four legs were good. The animals however accepted everything the pigs did, and there actions were never questioned. They thought that the pigs were doing it for the own well being in the future. As the weeks went by the pigs were changing more and more into humans. The animals however didn’t take much notice of the change even though they were aware of it; they just accepted things for how they were. The animals couldn’t and wouldn’t ever question the pigs’ motives. Before all decisions used to be made by a vote from all the animals, where as now all decisions were made by the pigs, and the other animals on the farm never had any say in it. This also shows how much control they have over the animals. As the animals were now much to scared to question the pigs. Towards the end of the chapter the animals finally realise that the pigs and dogs are no longer comrades but are the enemies. They realise that they are no longer equal and that they were never actually equal. The pigs even start to socialise when the farmers on the neighbouring farms. The pigs somehow had even managed to manipulate the humans. They start to become good friend with the humans. The humans were the very reason why ‘Manor farm’ had the rebellion. Now every thing was going back to the way they were in Jones’s time, but this time it was going to be even worse. By then it was to late to try and go back to the way thing were just after the rebellion as the pigs have complete control over everything and everyone on the farm.