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During the following winter life is very hard for the animals.
Food is short and conditions unpleasant.
However to the outside world they turn a brave face pre-tending
that the shortages do not exist even when starvation is staring
them in the face.
To raise money the hens are forced to give up their eggs for
sale and a revolt by them is harshly put down.
All bad things that happen on the farm are blamed on Snowball
and he is portrayed as a deadly enemy.
Napoleon assumes even more power and in a shocking scene orders
the death of four young pigs and some other animals who have
confessed to 'crimes'.
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Shocked by the excutions the animals seek comfort in singing
'Beasts of England' but are told that even this has been banned
by Napoleon.
The animals continue to work as hard as ever but although
statistics say that their conditions are improving life still
seems to get harder.
Napoleon takes on more grand titles and continues to blame
Snowball for all grievances.
He sells timber to Frederick but later it is discovered that
Frederick has paid with forged notes.
Tension rises between the two neighbouring farms.
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Frederick and his men attack and destroy the windmill blowing
it up. Although they are driven off by the enraged animals the
cost in life and injury is high.
The pigs now discover the delights of alcohol and another of
the Seven Commandments is perverted.