Old Major Rhetorical Analysis

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In the third paragraph Old Major's states that he be will free and rich and overthrow the human race at some point in time so justice can be served. The author presents a tone of determination throughout the text and achieves this tone by diction. For example the words "surely" ,"will", and done helps emphasize the tone. The appeal that is used in text is loaded language which shows in Old Major talking about overthrowing the human race at some point in life to get justice served ," but I know surely beneath my feet sooner or later justice will be done." ,this represents the reaction of the animal's mistreatment from humans. The quote helps Old Major achieve his purpose by emphasizing in some point in time he will overthrow the human race.

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