Several years have passed on Animal Farm. Many of the original animals have died, including Snowball and Jones who are now forgotten. Napoleon has matured into a boar and has trained the sheep to believe "Four legs good, two legs better." The windmill is complete but only used for milling corn. Only one commandment remains - "All animals are equal but some animals are more equal than others." Neighboring farmers are invited to inspect the farm and play cards with the pigs, cementing the pigs' status as equal to humans.

1. ANIMAL FARM

2. CHAPTER 10
Several years pass
• Muriel, Bluebell, Jessie, Pincher – DEAD
• Snowball and Jones – FORGOTTEN

3. • Clover – old, past retiring age, has
rheumy eyes
• Napoleon – mature boar
• Squealer – very fat
• Benjamin – much the same

4. • More animals are born.
• Three more horses
• Farm – organized, prosperous, enlarged
by two fields
• Windmill – completed but used for
milling corn

5. • New machines – threshing machine, hay
elevator
• Animals worked hard and were
generally hungry (as usual).
• Squealer trains the sheep in private.
• Napoleon walks on his hind legs

6. • “Four legs good, two legs better” – Sheep
• Clover asks Benjamin to read out the Seven
Commandments but only one remains now:
ALL ANIMALS ARE EQUAL BUT SOME ANIMALS
ARE MORE EQUAL THAN OTHERS.
• Pigs carry whips in their trotters.

7. • One week later, neighbouring farmers
are invited to inspect the farm.
• Express admiration for the farm
• Pigs and the men play a game of cards
and drink a toast to Animal Farm.
• Mr. Pilkington’s speech

8. • Napoleon’s Speech:
• Custom of calling each other ‘COMRADE’
abolished
• Custom of marching past Old Major’s skull
abolished
• Flag changed
• “Animal Farm” becomes “Manor Farm”

9. • Game of cards continues
• An uproar of voices is heard
• Napoleon and Pilkington had each
played an ace of spades simultaneously
• No distinction between pigs and
humans