Question 4: Animal Farm

The climax is the end of this book. In the beginning of the book, when Mr. Jones was the owner of the farm, everything was so out of control, and that is why the animals rebelled against and took over the farm. They started out really good; however, as time went on, everything started to change. When Napoleon becomes dictator and treats animals differently, apart from the idea they started out, “all animals are equal". It is kind of unique that the climax of this book is at the end, but I think that makes the readers pay more attention to this story. Many animals couldn’t read and that was really useful for the leaders to control over them. As they changed this and that, it kept on becoming as it was in the beginning. This means, that for the pigs to be all bad, they have to be like human rulers; humans are bad. This doesn’t mean that all humans are bad, but dictators or some of the leaders of ours. The name of the farm started out as “Major Farm” and when the rebellion occurred, the name was changed to “Animal Farm.” At the end, the farm changes to "Animal Farm."