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Although Napoleon is a harsher and sterner master than the

reader is given to believe Jones ever was, his total transformation

into Jones is nevertheless considered to be Napoleon's worst

crime. Napoleon is trading with humans, sleeping in Jones' bed,

eating off of Jones' plate, drinking beer, donning a derby hat,

walking on two legs, and raising a toast with Mr. Pilkington by the

book's conclusion. The Seventh Commandment was changed by

him to read, "ALL ANIMALS ARE EQUAL BUT SOME ARE MORE

EQUAL THAN OTHERS," in his final act of propaganda. This action

reveals his unwavering conviction that he belongs in total

control of the farm.

Napoleon completely

disregarded the advice of

Old Major, as evidenced by

his restoration of the name

Manor Farm.

Adishree Laxmi Shrestha

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