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Allegory
A story that uses characters and events to represent real-world people, events, or ideas.
Animal Farm is an allegory for the Russian Revolution.
Theme
A big idea or message explored in a text.
Examples: power, corruption, equality, propaganda.
Corruption
When someone abuses their power for personal benefit instead of helping others.
Example: Napoleon uses his leadership position to give himself more privileges.
Power
he ability to control or influence people and events.
Example: Napoleon gains power over the animals.
Authority
The right or ability to make decisions and control others.
Example: The pigs gain authority after the rebellion.
Oppression
The unfair use of power to control or harm others.
Example: Napoleon oppresses the animals by using fear and rules
Propaganda
Information used to influence people's opinions, often by hiding the truth or exaggerating ideas.
Example: Squealer uses propaganda to defend Napoleon.
Manipulation
Controlling or influencing someone unfairly, often by tricking them.
Example: The pigs manipulate the animals by changing the commandments.
Inequality
A situation where people or groups are treated differently or unfairly.
Example: The pigs receive special treatment while other animals work.
Equality
he idea that everyone should have the same rights and opportunities.
Example: The animals’ original dream was equality.
Revolution
A major change where people attempt to replace an existing system or leader.
Example: The animals rebel against Mr Jones.
Exploitation
Taking unfair advantage of someone for your own benefit.
Example: Boxer works hard but the pigs benefit from his labour.
Dictatorship
A system where one person has complete control and does not allow opposition.
Example: Napoleon becomes a dictator.
Symbolism
When a character, object, or event represents a deeper meaning.
Example: Boxer symbolises the working class.
Satire
Using humour, exaggeration, or criticism to expose problems in society.
Example: Orwell uses animals to criticise political leaders.