Hemm.. Well there was this one time I was petting my freind's goat. there was a gate, but it was an electric gate so that no animals or raccoons could go in and eat the goats. I ment closer to the goats so that I could pet them, but tthey jumbed, and i shocked myself. I learned that to checkand think before you act/ and look at the expression around you
Question:
why do the animals go into the food bins while mr jones is sleeping in the second chapter of animal farm?
1. mr jones and his workers neglected to feed the animals.
2. the animals are having a party.
3. the bins are left open and the animals simply cannot help themselves.
Well Mr. Jones did neglect feeding the animals, so they were very hungry, therefore celebrating and eating the food that was left open. It's really all of them theoretically. But if I had to choose one, it would it would be number 1. Hope that helps
"everything was suddenly out of tune like a broken accordion" is a good example of figurative language. It shows the knowledge of the narrator, who must have seen or heard this broken accordion at some point in his life. They seem in shock by the fact that his family is crumbling, hence their use of the word "suddenly." It also shows quite the dramatic persona and exaggeration by saying that 'everything' was suddenly out of tune.
