Justice and Injustice

• What does Animal Farm critique regarding justice?

  It critiques justice under totalitarian regimes
• How do the powerful manipulate justice in Animal Farm?

  They manipulate it to their advantage
• What happens to the animals for minor offenses?

  They are punished severely
• What do the pigs do that goes unpunished?

  They commit crimes without consequence
• What does the execution of confessing animals represent?

  It represents injustice used for control
• How do Napoleon's purges relate to historical events?

  They mirror Stalin's Great Purge
• How is justice manipulated by those in power in Animal Farm?

  It suppresses opposition and maintains control
• What do the pigs create to manipulate justice?

  They create selectively applied laws
• What does the changing of commandments illustrate?

  It illustrates institutionalized injustice
• How does Orwell critique justice as a political tool?

  He shows it serves the interests of the powerful
• What method does Napoleon use to manipulate justice?

  He uses dogs and public executions
• How do the animals perceive Napoleon's actions?

  They believe they are necessary for survival
• What does the gradual erosion of the Seven Commandments signify?

  It signifies the abandonment of justice
• What does Animal Farm depict about the consequences of power?

  It shows how power distorts justice
• How does Orwell illustrate the manipulation of justice?

  Through Napoleon's authoritarian rule
• What does the consistent pattern of injustice reflect in Animal Farm?

  It reflects Orwell's critique of political systems
• How do the pigs manipulate laws for their gain?

  They change laws to justify actions