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The Political Satire Described in George Orwell's the Animal Farm

This essay is a summary of George Orwell's Animal Farm. The author communicates how this fable (writing that conveys a moral truth) reflects Orwell's views on the Russian Revolution and the rise of communism. The author also highlights how characters in the political satire represent real people in the Russian Revolution. For example, the author suggested that Comrade Napoleon represents Joseph Stalin, Snowball represents Soviet expatriate Leon Trotsky, and Major represents Karl Marx and V.I. Lenin.
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Jenn's feedback:

"This paper is off to a good start. You did a great job focusing on the topic you were writing about by including a lot of detail from the text and discussing how the points relate to the real world.

To make it more apparent to the reader what the paper's purpose is, I suggest writing an elaborate introduction that includes a thesis statement and communicates to the reader why understanding Animal Farm is important. While you have included a lot of information from the text, your points would seem more credible if you used quotes from the text or paraphrased ideas and then created in-text citations. No matter what, including in-text citations is important when you include thoughts and ideas found in other texts to avoid potential plagiarism issues.

To improve the paper's organization, I suggest you create a clear introduction and separate your ideas into more paragraphs so your thought processes are more coherent. Overall, the format of your paper is excellent, with only a couple of spacing errors found. Last, there are some grammar and punctuation errors scattered throughout the document. Make sure that you are someone else reads through the paper to catch these mistakes."

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