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To the world we all know,

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which may or may not be the best world possible,

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once again springtime had come.

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But all the magic of spring

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was not enough to conceal the misery of Manor Farm.

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Once thriving and fruitful,

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the farm, and its owner, Mr Jones,

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had fallen on evil days.

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Beset by problems of his own making, Mr Jones had turned to drink.

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For his misery, he had found poor company.

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LOW MUTTERING

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On the evening our story begins,

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it was later than usual when Mr Jones came home from drinking to make his rounds.

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ANIMALS AND BIRDS CALL

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TRUDGING FOOTSTEPS AND COUGHING

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DRUNKEN MUTTERING

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HEAVY FOOTSTEPS

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DRUNKEN SINGING

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INCOHERENT MUMBLING

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Damned old hens!

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DRUNKEN SINGING AND MUTTERING

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Good-for-nothing beasts!

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Eat their heads off!

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< GLUG-GLUG

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HEAVY FOOTSTEPS

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Urrrgh!

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FRIGHTENED BARKING

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On this night, the animals had agreed

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that as soon as Mr Jones was in bed,

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they would gather in the barn for a secret meeting called by old Major,

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the prize boar, who, because of his years,

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was regarded as the wisest of the animals.

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The other pigs started first for the meeting,

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being clever and fond of taking the lead.

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They were followed by Boxer, largest and strongest of the horses,

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and his devoted friend Benjamin, the donkey.

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All the animals were anxious to get there,

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for such a meeting had never been held before.

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BAAS, CLUCKS AND SQUAWKS

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Old Major had been ailing,

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and now, he had made known,

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there were things he wanted to say before it might be too late.

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WINGS FLAP

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WHISTLE

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WHISTLE

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It took a while for all to find their seats.

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The pigs had the best positions in front of the platform,

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among them Snowball, determined to get a good view...

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..and Napoleon, equally determined and even less polite.

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-DOOR CREAKS

-What was that?

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No. No, it wasn't Mr Jones.

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And at last, everyone could be settled,

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to hear old Major.

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My dear old friends...

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I have lived a long life.

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I have had much time for thought as I lay alone in my stall.

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I won't be with you much longer.

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Before I die,

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there's something I want to tell you.

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-BAAS AND CLUCKS

-Few of us...

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will ever know the blessings of a peaceful old age.

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You, Boxer -

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when you have given the last of your great strength, what then?

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Whatever we produce is taken from us,

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stolen from us and sold!

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Our children are born... to cold and hunger.

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-Look at them while you can!

-BAA!

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ANGRY SQUEAL

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You porkers - do you know what the future holds for you?

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Do we deserve such a fate?

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Is this farm too poor to support us all?

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No, comrades!

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Manor Farm is rich!

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But we'll never get our rightful share from Farmer Jones!

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Overthrow this evil tyrant,

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and we shall be rich and free!

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Comrades...

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..revooooooolt!

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CACOPHONY OF ANIMAL NOISES

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CACOPHONY DIES DOWN

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But remember...

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..when you have got rid of Jones,

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don't adopt his vices.

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-BRAYING

-We animals are brothers.

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Large or small,

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clever or simple,

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fur or feathers,

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now and forever, all animals

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-are e-e-e-e-qual!

-LOUD NOISES

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SQUAWKS, BAAS AND SQUEALS

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NOISE DIES

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HE STARTS A SONG

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THEY ALL JOIN IN

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NEIGH!

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HEE-HAW!

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# Baa-baa-baaaa-baa-baa Baa-baa-baaaa-baa

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# Moo-moo-moooo-moooo-moooo... #

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ALL JOIN IN SONG AS ONE

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HE GROANS

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THEY GASP

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HE HOWLS

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ALL CRY MOURNFULLY

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Meow!

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KEENING

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RATTLING CRY

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SNORING

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CLUCKING AND QUACKING

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The very next morning,

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sooner, perhaps, than old Major would have predicted,

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the animals found their situation unbearable.

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ANGRY GRUNTING

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HE SNORES

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RATTLING

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CRASH

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WHIP CRACKS

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WHIP CRACKS

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WHIP CRACKS

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CONTENTED GRUNTS

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OINK!

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TRAMPING FEET

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FOOTSTEPS INTENSIFY

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VOLLEY OF SHOTS

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BOXER NEIGHS

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RUNNING FEET

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GATE SLAMS

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So, almost before they realised it,

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the animals had fought and won.

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They had casualties to mourn,

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and those who died left children to be cared for.

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HIGH-PITCHED BARKING

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But Manor Farm was theirs. They destroyed all reminders of Mr Jones.

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WATER SPLASHES

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WATER SPLASHES

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THEY SING THEIR SONG

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# Oink-oink-oink Oink-oink oink oink oink oink

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# Oink-neigh-moo-quack-oink-moo

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# Moo-oo!

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# Moo-oo!

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# Cluck-cluck cluck cluck Cluck cluck cluck

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# Baa-baa-baa Baa-baa baa baa baa baa

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# Oink-oink-oink-oink-oink-oink

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# Baa-baa-oink-oink-quack-quack Baa-oink-quack

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# Moo-oo-oink-oink-baa-baa! #

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FLAMES CRACKLE

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HINGES CREAK

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DOOR SLAMS

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DOOR CREAKS AND BANGS

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When it came to Mr Jones' house, the animals hesitated.

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Napoleon showed the way, but Snowball took the lead

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in entering where their tyrant had lived.

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TOCK-TICK-TOCK

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DONG! DONG!

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DONG!

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MOO!

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MUSIC STARTS UP

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CRASH

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CRASH! TINKLE!

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AGITATED CLUCKING

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BARKING AND YELPING >

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BOING!

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CRASH

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The animals agreed Jones' house was no place for them.

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All, that is, except Napoleon.

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YELPING

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PUPPIES BARK FEEBLY

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Meantime, Snowball led the other animals

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in organising a new society, which they now named Animal Farm.

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So that all might see and agree, the laws of Animal Farm

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were inscribed in a prominent place, to be remembered and obeyed.

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OUTRAGED CLUCKING

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Wings count as legs!

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< Four legs gooood!

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Two legs baaaaad!

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Four legs gooood!

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Two legs baaaad!

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Cock-a-doodle-doo!

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MOO! MOO! >

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Tending farm posed problems,

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but the pigs could think of a way round every difficulty.

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MILK SWOOSHES Moo!

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BOXER NEIGHS

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BOXER NEIGHS

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Boxer was the admiration of everybody.

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He had been a hard worker in Jones' time,

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but now he seemed like three horses.

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Instructed by Snowball, other animals worked out the rest.

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The farm work was done like magic.

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HEE-HAW!

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HEE-HAW!

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The success of their efforts delighted everyone,

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including sly Napoleon and his companion, fat pink Squealer.

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SLURP! SLURP!

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WATER SPLASHES

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Oink! Oink! BUCKET RATTLES

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HEE-HAW!

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That summer, the animals, without any help,

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or any interference, made a going proposition of Animal Farm.

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The fields yielded richly.

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They were cut and gleaned with diligent devotion.

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With the harvest safely home,

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the animals thought of the future.

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At a meeting in the big barn,

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many resolutions were put forward.

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It was always the pigs who made the resolutions.

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Comrades, our first five months' trial is a farming triumph.

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The time has come to spread the glorious news,

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so that our downtrodden comrades on other farms

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will break their chains and join...

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the animal revol-UUUUU-tion!

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NOISES OF APPROVAL

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Go!

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Tell the wonders of Animal Farm to the world!

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THEY SING

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Some animals,

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content with their lot, were unimpressed by tales of peace and plenty.

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Others, happy in their surroundings, were alarmed at the thought of change.

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BAA!

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But wherever they were having a bad time,

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animals listened with interest.

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UGHH!

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Uggh!

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LIVELY CHATTER

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MUTTERING

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DOOR OPENS

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In certain quarters,

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the animals' behaviour caused indignation and much conversation.

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But nothing was done about it.

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The drunken Mr Jones and his cronies did not know what TO do.

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Snowball felt that education was the animals' next necessity.

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-Some were brighter than others.

-BOXER NEIGHS: B! C! D!

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Ee! Ee!

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..Haw...

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Quack-quack-quack! Quack-quack!

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MUNCHING

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MOO!

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BAAING: Four legs good!

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Two legs baaad!

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Snowball set himself to solve the problem of power on the farm.

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-And so did Napoleon.

-DOOR SLAMS

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SQUEAL

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EXCITED YAPPING

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In January came bitterly hard weather. Inexperienced management brought shortages.

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But Snowball continued his thinking for the future.

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And in such thoughts, he was not alone.

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DOGS GROWL

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OINK!

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NEIGHS, CLUCKS AND BAAS

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Comrades...

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I have prepared a new plan for Animal Farm.

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Here it is.

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All it needs is your vote.

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ANIMALS BAA, MOO AND CLUCK

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At first, we will have to work more,

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and eat less.

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MURMURS OF DISSENT

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But my plan will bring us electricity!

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It will mean a warm barn in winter,

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a light in every stall...

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sty and roost!

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Luxury for all! ENTHUSIASTIC CRIES

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Comrades, in one short year,

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Animal Farm will be the FI-I-I-NEST in the world!

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JOYFUL CRIES

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Dreams!

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A vote for my plan is a vote for the life BEAUUUUUTIFUL!

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It's a lie!

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I promise you a four-day week!

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Bosh!

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-Perhaps a three-day week!

-Nonsense!

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RESTIVE MURMURS A one-day week!

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CHEERS

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SQUEAL

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CACOPHONY OF BARKS

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FRIGHTENED SQUEALS

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BARKING CONTINUES

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TERRIFIED SQUEAL

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FRENZIED BARKING

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BARKING REACHES CLIMAX

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TERRIBLE SQUEAL

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With Snowball disposed of,

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Napoleon stepped up to take charge.

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Fat pink Squealer became his obedient follower and assistant.

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SHRILL SQUEAL

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ANIMALS BAA AND MOO WORRIEDLY

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Comrades, Snowball is a traitor!

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What was he really planning?

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-To bring back Jones!

-SHOCKED GASPS

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Now...

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Let's have no more of these useless meetings...

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eh?

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From now on...

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..I'll protect your interests,

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and I'll make your decisions!

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CACKLES, BAAS, MOOS OF CONCERN

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Let me show you MY plan for Animal Farm!

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CLUCKING

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Four legs goooood...

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Two legs baaaaaad!

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Hip, hip, hooray...

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for Napoleon's mill!

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So the windmill was started after all.

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RUMBLE

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CRASH

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Nothing could have been achieved without Boxer,

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whose strength was greater than that of all the others together.

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Eeeuuukk!

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WHISTLE BLOWS

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Superintended by the pigs,

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all the animals worked long shifts from dawn till dusk.

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Rations were short for the workers,

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but the pigs, by virtue of their brainwork, were plentifully provided for.

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Great inspiration came from Boxer,

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who, with his friend Benjamin, worked early and late, in season and out.

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WHISTLE BLOWS

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One evening, after working long and late, as usual,

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Boxer and Benjamin made a discovery.

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GRUNTING SNORES

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Word of what went on at night in Jones' house spread quickly through Animal Farm.

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Some animals THOUGHT they remembered a law against beds.

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Obviously they were mistaken.

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PIG SLURPS

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PIG SLURPS

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TINKLE OF GLASS ON WOOD

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And now, other changes in the laws of Animal Farm were in store.

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LIVELY CHATTER AND LAUGHTER

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Mmm!

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Those ungrateful beasts of yours!

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Cheer up! It won't last!

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Another winter will bring 'em to their knees!

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Where can they buy what they need?

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In Mr Jones' circle, the subject of Animal Farm's shortages was popular.

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A sharp trader named Whimper was the sort to do something about it.

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WHEELS RATTLE

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RATTLING

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DOGS BARK

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AGITATED CLUCKING

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FIERCE BARKING

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OIEEK!

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BARKING STOPS

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CREAKING

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SLURP!

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VAN STARTS UP

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Comrades, our leader, as wise as he is beloved,

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has decided to trade with outsiders.

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Not for gain, of course. That would be unworthy of our principles!

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You, hens,

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are to have the honour of making the first contribution - all your eggs.

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I know how proud you are

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of this PRIIIIIVILEGE!

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ANGRY CLUCKING

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The chickens seemed to remember old Major saying their eggs should never be taken.

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METAL CLANGS

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CRASH!

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OINK!

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FLUTTERING

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OINK!

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DEFIANT CLUCKING

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OIIIIINK!

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BARKING

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ALARMED WHINNIES AND MOOS

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FIERCE BARKING

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The innocent suffered with the guilty.

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The chickens' uprising was short-lived.

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Comrades, I have made a terrible discovery!

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There are traitors among us!

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Yes, comrades!

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In league with Jones and Snowball...

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NEIGH

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SHOCKED CRIES

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..to destroy Animal Farm!

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MENACING GROWL

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WHINNY IS SILENCED

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Who else is guilty?

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Stand up and confess!

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APPALLING SCREAMS AND HOWLS

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ANIMALS START UP THEIR SONG, QUIETLY

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SONG IS MORE DISTINCT

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OIIINK!

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The revolution is now complete.

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We have no more use for that song.

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Singing it is now forbidden,

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under penalty of death!

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Trade between Animal Farm and the outer world became quite brisk.

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As might be expected, Mr Whimper's profits

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inspired others to seek their share,

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or at least give vent to their jealousy.

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Animal Farm seems to be making money...

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For Whimper!

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DISCUSSION GOES ON

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Whoever heard of animals running a farm?

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Have you seen their windmill?

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Let's kick 'em out! Yeah. Kick 'em out!

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Grrbbbgh....

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The original owner was not invited to join the movement.

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His day was done.

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Oiink!

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Comrades!

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The enemy has mobilised all his forces against us!

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We must save Animal Farm at all costs!

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TRAMPING FEET

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Now is the time to fight, to die,

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for Animal Farm!

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HIS SPEECH CONTINUES

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TRAMPING FEET

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TRAMPING INTENSIFIES

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AUDIBLE FOOTSTEPS

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METAL CLANGS

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CLATTER!

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OIIINK!

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MOO!

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QUACK! QUACK!

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CLUCK! CLUCK!

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NEIGH!

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GUNSHOTS

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WARLIKE CRIES

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NEI-EIGH!

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OIIINK!

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BARKING

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SIZZLING

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HE GULPS

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RUNNING FEET

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VIC-tory!

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EXPLOSION

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SERIES OF EXPLOSIONS

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Now began the heartbreaking job of rebuilding.

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As before, Boxer and Benjamin worked hardest of all.

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By now, supervision of the work

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was hardly necessary,

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so the pigs had time for less laborious pursuits.

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APPLES CRUNCHES

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SLURPING AND MUNCHING

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Long after the others left the job,

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Boxer and Benjamin worked on and on,

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giving their all, year in, year out.

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A new generation of pigs grew up,

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endowed with what were considered graces very flattering to Animal Farm

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and its presiding genius.

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But still the windmill was not finished,

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and Boxer's injured foot got worse instead of better.

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WHISTLE BLOWS

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THUNDER CRACKS

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TERRIFIED WHINNY

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PEAL OF THUNDER

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THUNDER ROLLS AND BOOMS

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ANGUISHED BRAYING

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DISTANT BRAYING

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It looked as though Boxer were dead,

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but he wasn't - not quite.

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SLURPING

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Boxer's hurt bad. He'll never work again. What do we do?

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While Napoleon and Squealer made plans for Boxer,

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Benjamin predicted he could look forward to a well-earned rest in retirement.

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Next day, the work went on as usual,

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but now without Boxer.

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CAR ENGINE

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During the morning, what appeared to be an ambulance arrived.

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Benjamin suspected it wasn't an ambulance.

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URGENT BRAYING

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BRAYING GETS CLOSER

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BRAYING CONTINUES

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The other animals finally recognised the death wagon,

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from Mr Whimper's glue factory.

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INCESSANT, ANGUISHED BRAYING

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BRAYING IS ANSWERED WITH A WHINNY

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NEIGHING

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BREATHLESS BRAYING STOPS

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FRIGHTENED NEIGHS BECOME FAINTER

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CLATTER

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SNIFFLING AND SOBBING

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I was with him right to the end!

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His last words were, "Forward, comrades!

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"Long live Napoleon!"

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As for the wicked rumour that Boxer was sold to a glue factory,

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our beloved leader would never do that. Long live Napoleon!

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Long live Napoleon!

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BRAYING

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BARKING STARTS

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And that night,

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the pigs drank to Boxer's memory, in the whisky they had bought with Boxer's life.

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Years passed.

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The seasons came and went.

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The short animal lives fled by.

1:04:501:04:53

The windmill stood as a monument

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to its builders' faith and sacrifice.

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But the animals' revolution was only dimly remembered.

1:05:001:05:04

The farm appeared prosperous, but the animals were no better off,

1:05:041:05:10

with the exception of the pigs, and their supreme leader, Napoleon.

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KEYS CLATTER

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His pig-run enterprise now had many of the frills of real civilisation.

1:05:331:05:38

One fine day, pig delegates from far and wide arrived,

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to celebrate the coming of a new era.

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ELABORATE CAR HORN

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DRUM ROLL

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FANFARE

1:06:041:06:07

APPLAUSE

1:06:071:06:10

JOLLY MARCH STARTS UP

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GATE CREAKS

1:06:281:06:29

Hee-haw! Hee-haw! Hee-haw!

1:06:401:06:44

BRAYING CONTINUES

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When reports of this change reached them, animals were incredulous.

1:07:081:07:14

Dismayed and indignant, they headed toward Animal Farm from all directions,

1:07:151:07:20

instinctively uniting once again in common cause.

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GRUNTING FROM INSIDE

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GRUNTS OF PLEASURE

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Loyal followers...

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on farms owned...and operated by pigs...

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..there is order and discipline.

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Our lower animals do more work...

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and eat less than on other farms.

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This...

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will encourage you to make your lower animals work even harder,

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and eat even less.

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CHEERING

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Let's drink to Animal Farm.

1:08:241:08:27

To peace...

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and plenty under pig rule!

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THEY GRUNT AND CHEER

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To the day when pigs will operate farms everywhere!

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APPLAUSE AND CHEERING

1:08:591:09:04

To the animals, it now seemed

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that their world, which may or may not become a happy place to live in,

1:09:101:09:16

was worse than ever for ordinary creatures.

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Again, they must do something about it.

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Hee-haw!

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HOOVES TRAMPLE

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RATTLE

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TRAMPLING APPROACHES

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PIG SQUEALS

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TRAMPLING INTENSIFIES

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OIIIINK!

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SMASHING AND CRUNCHING

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Subtitles by Veronica Simpson BBC Scotland, 1995

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