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• Plot and Action
• Characters
• Themes, Contexts and Settings
• Form, Structure and Language
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Plot and Action

• Getting started
• Plot summary: What happens in Animal Farm?
• Chapter 1: Major’s vision
• Chapter 2: Revolution
• Chapter 3: Utopia?
• Chapter 4: The battle of the cowshed
  • Summary
  • Why is this chapter important?
  • Key character: Snowball – A great leader?
  • Aiming high: Animal Farm as allegory
  • Key characters: Portrayal of the humans
  • Exam focus: An emerging hierarchy?
• Chapter 5: Napoleon seizes power
• Chapter 6: Working like slaves
• Chapter 7: Terror
• Chapter 8: The Battle of the Windmill
• Chapter 9: Boxer is betrayed
• Chapter 10: Full circle?
• Progress and revision check

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