One day however a respected bore called Old Major had a dream or what you may call a vision of some sort. It was about the rebellion. The animals listened carefully to it. Then when Old Major died Mr. Jones had forgotten to feed them for a day. This caused the animals to take the matter in their own hands (or paws and hoofs).
Once the animals took over they got rid of the horrible things that Jones used on them. They made some commandments and started their work. Snowball, who was a clever pig on the form helped to solve many of their problems, sine the tools they needed were for humans not animals.
When Snowball introduced the idea of the windmill, Napoleon really disliked the idea. Well at least he seemed that to hate it. Tey argued back and forth over it until the vote was to be passed. At this chance Napoleon called his dogs. The dogs went after Snowball and Snowball was never seen again.
Napoleon started to make changes on the farm. First he got rid of Sunday meetings and all decisions were then made by a group of pigs. They moved into the farm house and slept in the beds. They decided to interact in trades with man. The more and more rules they broke the more they needed to change.
To make people believe in there changes they needed to make lies. This made Squealer come in handy. For Squealer had a way for making people believe everything he said. With Squealer on Napoleon's side was there anything Napoleon couldn't really get away with. Along the the stories he made up and everything. Then again for those who did go up against them he had another plan using more lies.
Was life Better for the animals with Jones gone? Were the Pigs a lot like man in which the animals hated? From what I get from the book tthe animals were worst off, and the pigs were a lot like man. THere's no doubt about it.