George Orwell's Animal Farm

In every society, there is a distribution of power in different layers. In Animal Farm by George Orwell, the animals on Manor Farm decide to take over and throw the humans who govern the farm out. The animals that have the most knowledge, making them more capable, the pigs, set themselves in charge. Here at Rowland High School, the administration and teachers are in charge, they are the most knowledgeable and responsible to be in …

…of these pressured requests, the punishment is usually never as steep as the punishment in the novel: death. The distribution of power may be fair, or unfair. Like in the manner of fear, but the distribution of power is the way it is, and very proportional to the novel, Animal Farm in many different ways. The power will always find a way to be abused, but may not be abused, just like in the novel.