Essay on Animal Farm¨And remember, comrades, your resolve must never waver. No argument should lead you astray. Never listen when they tell you that Man and animals have a common interest, that the prosperity of one is the prosperity of the other. They are all lies. Man serves the interests of no creature except himself. And among us animals there be perfect unity, perfect camaraderie in the fight. All men are enemies. All animals are companions." (Orwell 10) This was a passage from Old Major's speech to the animals at the beginning of Animal Farm. In this specific passage he emphasizes the importance of animals remaining true to themselves and how animals should all live in unity. Napoleon goes against Old Major's wishes and takes control of the animal farm, ultimately corrupting it. The other animals on the farm believe that Napoleon is doing what they strived for in the beginning, but they don't remember which ones were the initial plans of Old Major Napoleon shows that one should not place too much trust in a person through his decisions and actions...