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Using the pigs as an example, do you think that greed and wanting power are part of human nature? How about the other animals-are fear and gullibility part of human nature?

Evaluate the pigs’ use of rhetoric to maintain control over the other animals. Where do you see this same thing happening in the world around you?

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Based on the book The Animal Farm, we can make the conclusion that greed and wanting power are part of human nature.

This is because the allegory was used in the book to mirror human nature in animals and also the pigs became the embodiment of the humans they despised and rebelled against.

What is Greed?

This refers to the feeling where a person wants more and more of a thing, without any thought about others.

Hence, we can see that based on the pigs’ use of rhetoric to maintain control over the other animals, they wanted to hold onto power for as long as possible and ended up deceiving other animals in the process.

Therefore, we can see that the pigs became the embodiment of the humans they despised and rebelled against.

Read more about Animal Farm here:

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