Gone With The Windmill A Revolution requires a mind, a body, and a will, and without it, there is no Farm, the character of Napoleon orders a resistance. In George Orwell’s novella, Animal windmill built for several reasons, perhaps it is to help the farm succeed and taking credit for it himself, or maybe it was a tool to wear away the minds, strengths, and the will to resist away the animals. Whatever it …showed first 75 words of 550 total…

…showed last 75 words of 550 total…one. The windmill, which started out as a plan to improve the animals’ lives on Animal Farm, was turned into a tool of propaganda for Napoleon. He used the plan that Snowball constructed to gain respect and recognition, and also to silence the animals’ will to revolt as he tunneled away at their hopes. The purpose of the windmill, once under Napoleon’s hands, was no longer a structure of pride and unity, but suffering.