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An Analysis of George Orwell's Use of "Scapegoating"

In this analytical essay, the student explores how George Orwell utilized the concept of a "scapegoat" in his book, "Animal Farm." Using examples from the book, the student demonstrates how Napoleon managed to convince the other animals that Snowball was the source of all their problems.
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Natalie's feedback:

"George Orwell's "Animal Farm" is definitely an essential read! Overall, you did a good job of answering the assigned question. You stayed focused on the topic at hand, provided examples from the book, and your formatting was consistent. I would recommend reworking your conclusion, particularly the use of modal verbs (i.e. "could" and "might"). When presenting an argument, don't be afraid to make assertions. The area needing the most attention, however, is your conventions. Be sure that you're using proper capitalization, punctuation, and spelling. These types of errors can make even the most well-informed essays hard to read, so it is of the utmost importance to correct those errors. With these fixes, you'll have a great essay."

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