In these 2 chapters the animals harvest the hay and see they did a much better job than Jones and his men. They decide that every Sunday that they have a meeting to review the weeks progress and what they will do for the new week. Snowball starts a class to educate the animals in how to read and write. It is a big success and most of the animals can read and write pretty well but not as much as others. Napoleon takes the new born puppies, nine in total, and makes a school for them in the barn loft. When the animals realize that the milk and apples they gathered is missing they question the pigs authority but Squealer says that they need the milk and apples so that they can be the best leaders possible and run the farm correctly. In chapter 4 half the country has heard of Animal Farm including Jones. He decides that he needs to go back and reclaim his farm. When they arrive at the farm they start to take control but then Boxer, a very strong horse, kicks one of the stable men in the skull and they all think he is dead. Jones kills one of the sheep with his gun and when all of the men retreat they discover Mollie is missing. They also see that the boy Boxer hit, wasn’t dead just stunned.

1. The pigs set them selves up to run the farm by stating that they are the smartest animals on the farm and that they would make the most difference.

2. By the Seventh Commandment the pigs should have to share the apples and milk with everyone else that has put hard work into the project of harvest, milking and everything else on the farm. For their future it shows that it will probably be a monarchy and not a somewhat democracy.