Animal Farm by George Orwell-- The Corruption of Power

The Corruption of Power <Tab/>"Every successful revolution puts on in time the robes of the tyrant it has deposed" is stating that anyone who comes into power, especially too much power, will turn into what they least wanted to become. In Animal Farm, by George Orwell, Napoleon obtains too much power and becomes just like what the leader the animals deposed of, Mr. Jones. The animals' revolution was lost, just …

…have more than others. We, as a society care more about being "better" than everyone else, than we care about each other. People fight for power and once they have it they don't care about anything but that power. The people who don't have power follow the person who does. Even when they know that what they're fighting for might not be for the best, they follow whoever has power. <Tab/>