Answer:
Outside I'm silver
Inside I'm gold
If you broke me in half
Would I still be as bold
Avarice, a dream
Everything in green, sold
If you broke us in half
Would you still be as cold
With wealth to be rechanged
Or greed to be rearranged
[<em>This isn't my best. I have better poems, but I tried given the prompt. Hopefully this helps. You may use it word for word if you'd like.</em>]
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Answer:
Old Major concluded that the animals should not take on the human vices to further the protest against human tyranny.
Explanation:
Animal Farm is a fable written by George Orwell and picturizes the Russian Revolution of 1917.
Old Major, the wise and old pig on the farm, was highly respected by all animals. In chapter 1, Old Major delivers a speech urging all the animals on the farm to revolt against human tyranny. He remarks that to revolt against humans, the animals also need to abolish human vices such as living in the house, sleeping on the bed, wearing clothes, drinking alcohol, smoking tobacco, etc.
