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Grace [21]
3 years ago
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Keep in mind the following when structuring/writing the analytical paragraph: -1)Who/what is the symbol? (One symbolic character

in Animal Farm is Squealer.) 2) What/whom does it represent in a Russian Revolution b. Life in general - 3)What reason and evidence do you have to explain and support what the character represents? - 4)How does the symbolism help the author convey the ideas/themes of the novel? (do it on Snowball it doesn't have to have alot of quantity only quality, make it sound good need it asap due tomorrow no links pls will give brainliest)​
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Ostrovityanka [42]3 years ago
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What’s the subject plz because i dont know
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