ANIMAL FARM

         I am student of S.Y. B.A. English. We have 4 paper in English language Iin paper of Novel and short story, We have completed animal farm by George Orwell line to line in kavisha Ma'am's class room and also watch a movie "Animal farm". Ma'am give us questions.

1 identify mejor reference between novel and it's adoption

Story narration

The story narration by writer him self in novel and in the story first person a bitch Jessy.

Beginning
The novel start with introduction of Mr Johne and The downfall of animal farm in movie.

Pilkington

In novel old information about Pilkington but in the movie add his family also.

Charector 

Clover was friend of Boxer in novel and in movie his role taken by Jessy.

Mejor words

Old mager mostofly use "Commred"  in novel and director remove it.

Songs
 
Both have two song but both are different in novel "Bestof England Bestof Ireland" and "Commred Napoleon".

End 
There whole Animal seen what's happened in farm house 🏠 and there were so many men but in the movie only Jessy seen and there were only Pilkington and his family.

2. Do you think the adaptation effectively captures the essence of Orwell's work? Why or why not?
 
Yes, becouse director included all the major events like..

 Meeting before revolution, all the charetors, relationship between Napoleon and snowball, Boxer 's hard work, dogs 's army Etc.

3. Reflect on the portrayal of the characters in the film. How do their appearances, voices, and interactions differ from what you imagined while reading the novel?
 
 As per my understanding Mostly charectors Their appearances, voices and intentions also dailogs same .

Old mager
old major's appearances Older and response leader. His voice also settle in his character.

Napoleon
His appearance like a young and conspirator leader but slowly he chenge in dicteter his appearance also chenge. He had wearer clothes and drunk alcohol. His voice also sutteble on his charetor.

Snowball

His appearance like a young, smart and inocent leader.

Boxer
Boxer represent working class in novel and movie. His hard work, slogan. Mr. Johne and Napoleon's behaviour same in both book and movie.

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