[ORDER SOLUTION] Reading Response for Animal Farm & The Metamorphosis

Your paper should be double- spaced in 12pt. Times New Roman font and have a reference page for your sources. Please follow directions and answer all the questions accordingly. A. Short Response Section. Each response must have 500 words minimum. On Animal Farm (1945) by George Orwell 1. Historical revisionism, also referred to as historical negationism, is defined as “the distortion of the historical record such that certain events appear to have occurred and/or impacted history in a way that is in drastic disagreement with the historical record and/or consensus, and usually meant to advance a (socio-) political view or agenda”. Discuss two instances in Animal Farm that illustrate “historical revisionism/historical negationism”. Use textual evidence to support your discussion/claim. 2. The seven (7) original commandments were core principles of Animalism, the ideological system that was to inform, structure and help to govern Animal Farm following the ouster of Mr. Jones and his men. Pretend that you are one of the animals at the meeting when the commandments are being decided and written. Propose two additional commandments that you believe would prevent the system from collapsing or turning into a despotic government. Explain why you believe your two commandments are important and must be included. On The Metamorphosis (1915) by Franz Kafka 3. Imagine that it is Mr. Samsa, Gregor’s father, who metamorphosed into a monstrous bug instead of Gregor. Create a situation in which you describe how Gregor acted and reacted to the transformation of his father. 4. Gregor’s entire family was a huge burden on him. Write a letter from the perspective of Grete to Mr. and Mrs. Samsa expressing your thoughts and feelings as to why this unfortunate incident—metamorphosis into a monstrous bug and subsequent death— happened to your brother. Find textual illustrations when possible. B. Essay Question. This essay must have a minimum of 1,500 words. The pigs seized the better foods (milk, apples, etc.) and the farmhouse amenities (beds, library, etc.) claiming that they were entitled to them because they were doing the “brain work”. Do you agree or disagree with the pigs’ position? Should intellectuals or manual workers have exclusive privileges due to the nature of their contributions to society? Discuss