Analysis of 1984 & Animal Farm

All novels have hidden messages that the author wants his

audience to find. 1984 and Animal Farm, written by George Orwell, both

contain some of the same messages that Orwell wanted his audience to

find. Even though they are satirical pieces about a totalitarian

government, both novels have hidden messages. Some of the messages

in the novels are power corrupts, propaganda, and education. All these

messages also have some relevancy to today’s world.

Power corrupts is one of the major themes of the two books. That

theme is also one of the main hidden messages in both novels. In the

novel Animal Farm, the pigs took advantage of their power. They did

this by making up all the rules and thinking that they had the privilege,

just because they were pigs to act like hu

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