Animal Farm

by Bernardi Odyr, George Orwell, Odyr · 1945

When the drunken farmer Mr. Jones neglects his animals, the farm’s inhabitants stage a rebellion, driven by the visionary pig Snowball and the cunning Napoleon. Their dream of a society where “all animals are equal” quickly turns into a chilling satire of power, as the pigs seize control, rewrite history, and betray the very principles they once championed. Through vivid allegory, George Orwell exposes the corrupting influence of authority and the ease with which revolutionary ideals can be twisted into oppression, offering a timeless warning about the fragility of freedom and the perils of totalitarian rule.