being a leader of the people to a silent rude awakening of the common animals. They changed dramatically throughout, being not positive about even just one of there choices that they make as a leader. They were wobbly and uncertain about everything. What brought about this change was their own conscience. At first they wanted to do what was better for the civilization. After realizing that the power was in their hand, they became greedy by self inflicted power crazy schemes. They realized everything that the human race took advantage of, they could too. It got to a point in which they were going to realize this, because a leader is someone who is in charge, but sometimes that leader can get out of hand with leading. They lead to a point where there is nothing left to do for their economy for a while, and it is at that moment that they realize the power they control. Most leaders will use that to their own benefit. This has occurred in mankind all the time in the history and present.Orwell emphasizes human characteristics through the ways of the pigs. He tells the reader that humans can corrupt just like everything else in this world. The human mind is world of total sickness. Humans will take stuff to new levels just to benefit themselves. This is shown in Stalin, Castro, Hussein, and Hitler. When backed up, humans can go way too far over petty issues. Humans are capable of lying, stealing, faking, and just about everything to try to get someone to be on their side. These pigs are power crazy, egotistical maniacs. Aren’t we all sometimes?The pigs in this book serve a moral purpose and lesson in learning about our civilization and the way people are. Orwell tries to tell all of us today, how to avoid situations where bad things can happen through the means of this novel. Pigs change, humans change. Everything changes. People must control over bad starts before they actually occur. The animals in Animal Farm and...
