Wednesday, April 11, 2012

How does Napoleon deal with the mutiny of the hens and what are the results?

In Chapter 7, the hens stage a bit of a mutiny.  Napoleon
has told them that their eggs are going to be taken and sold because the farm needs to
buy food to survive.  The problem is that Animalism is against selling things like
eggs.


Because of this, the hens start smashing their eggs
so they can't be sold.  Napoleon then starves a bunch of them to death.  He says that
anyone who gives them food dies.  He lets nine of them die and then the rest fall in
line and do what he says.

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