In the short story "The Bicentennial Man" by Isaac Asimov, I believe the main antagonist is immortality because death is part of the human experience, and it was the one thing that kept Andrew from being considered a human. I would accept Andrew because during his journey for his human identity, he helped us question what it means to be human - it is much more than a physical human body, but an experience as a whole.
Not only should the children should be taking care of the Grandparents. Everyone should be taking care of everyone. That's how family works. They should be because, the Grandparents would (should) do the same.
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"Animal Farm" is an allegorical novella written by George Orwell. The animals take over the farm where they live, kicking out their human owner. Their intention is to start a new type of society, where all animals are free and equal. The story serves as criticism to the Soviet regime in Russia, after the Russian Revolution. The pigs, among them Napoleon and Squealer, become the dominant class for being more intelligent than the other animals.
Why did Squealer think that Napoleon was dying?
In Chapter 8, Napoleon was feeling unwell. No one had ever seen Napoleon that sick before - quite the opposite, he was usually very healthy. For that reason, Squealer went around announcing Napoleon was dying.
What actually happened to Napoleon?
Napoleon was simply hungover due to his first experience consuming alcohol. At first, the animals avoided doing anything that was habitual of humans. However, as the pigs become more and more like humans in their way of commanding the other animals, they also begin to experiment human customs. They begin to sleep in beds, to sit at the table to eat, and one day they drink alcohol. They obviously get drunk, and the hangover that comes afterward is something new to them.
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