- Years pass and very few people remember the days before the Rebellion.
- Many animals passed the retiring age but no one ever retired.
- Windmill finally complete.
- Farm grew richer but no animal got any more than the basics except the pigs and the dogs.
- Squealer preaches about the hard work they have to complete 'files, reports, minutes and memoranda.'
- Animals believed that life was good.
- Squealer taught the sheep a new chant. 'Four legs good, two legs better!'
- Pigs were walking on hind legs, listening to the radio, subscribed to human magazines and they installed a telephone. Napoleon carries a whip and smoked a pipe.
- 'All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others.'
- The pigs invite the neighbouring farms over to inspect the farm, they receive praise and apologies.
- Animals no longer address eachother as 'comrade', or pay respect to Old Major, or salute the flag. 'Animal Farm' is changed back to 'Manor Farm.'
- The pigs and humans play cards and begin to argue. The animals that are looking through the window can no longer distinguish between the humans and the pigs.

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