The importance of the windmill in 'Animal Farm'
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I can explain the importance of the windmill in ‘Animal Farm’.
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At first the windmill signifies the battle for power between Snowball and Napoleon.
The windmill becomes a symbol of hope when it is viewed as the key to a 'three day week'.
The windmill becomes a symbol of corruption as the animals work harder than ever to rebuild it.
The windmill physically represents the cyclical nature of the novella.
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