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Cloud [144]
2 years ago
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Compare the clip from ants vs. Grasshoppers, It's a Bugs Life to the discussion of the Proles by Winston in Chapter 7 of 1984. W

rite 2 paragraphs relating the similarity of the messages between these two samples of literature. Make sure you breakdown the elements of the argument that "Chopper" gives, and that Winston gives.
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atroni [7]2 years ago
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Not the answer but I have Mr. Powers too

Assignment 1: Compare the clip from ants vs. Grasshoppers, It's a Bugs Life to the discussion of the Proles by Winston in Chapter 7 of 1984.  Write 2 paragraphs relating the similarity of the messages between these two samples of literature.  Make sure you breakdown the elements of the argument that "Chopper" gives, and that Winston gives.  Use specific quotes from each selection and address:  1. How do the ants have the raw power to overthrow the grasshoppers?  

2. How do the Proles have the power to overthrow Big Brother?   For both selections, discuss why or why not will this happen?

Do you have what you put down?

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