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Mr. Jones is the owner of Manor Farm, where he rules over a group of animals including chickens, donkeys, sheep, goats, horses, pigs, and many others with cruelty and neglect. One day, inspired by the ideology of Old Major, the animals rise up, overthrow their human owner, and begin to govern themselves. Manor Farm is renamed Animal Farm, founded on the ideal that all the farm’s produce should no longer be exploited by humans alone, but instead shared equally among all animals.

However, the pigs, who are more intelligent and articulate than the others, gradually seize control of the farm’s administration. This slow consolidation of power marks the beginning of a process that ultimately leads to the farm’s disturbing and tragic conclusion.

This narrative, from Animal Farm by George Orwell, serves as a powerful political allegory, exposing how revolutionary ideals can be corrupted and transformed into new forms of oppression.