- "La Fattoria Degli Animali" by George Orwell is an allegorical novel representing the Russian Revolution of 1917
- Characters like Mr. Jones, the old Major, Snowball, and Napoleon symbolize real people involved in the revolution
- The story starts with mistreatment of animals, leading to a revolt and establishment of seven rules, but ultimately highlighting inequality among the animals
- The book's moral is portrayed in the phrase "All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others," reflecting the satirical style
- The pigs' leadership reflects the evolution of leadership and the distorted equality among the animals, mirroring human habits.
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