Question 2

Are there are any current situations in the world that relate to the novel? What are they, and how do they relate? Does the novel shed any light on how current situations could be resolved or "fixed"?
Every day on the Earth, where people are living, there is the situations that are related to this novel. Every person in the world has the part in his or her mind that is evil and bad and selfish, because we are not perfect like God. There was genocide in Africa, few years ago, because of the not equalized society. The Hutus, which are the people in higher class, was attacked by the Tutsis, which are the people in lower class. The scary part is that they are both Africans like in the book Animal Farm, the pigs and other animals are also animals, but they are not equalized.
For my opinion, this novel symbolized the Russian Revolution. The revolution that the animal made by attacking the human owner called Mr. Jones, was symbolizing the Russian Revolution, which the people banished the last emperor Nicolai second.
This novel, unfortunately, didn’t shed any light on how this situations could resolved, this book ended with realization of animals that the faces of the pigs now look almost exactly like the faces of humans and they can no longer easily tell the difference between them.