Che = an Elephant. Strong, determined, loyal, and capable of catching everyone's attention the moment it plods into the room. :biggrin:
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I think it would be kind of neat, if George Orwell were still alive of course, to read a sequel to Animal Farm that took place in Cuba and told of the overthrow of the Batista establishment and such. Think about that. What do you think it would be like? What kind of animal do you think would be used to represent Che and such?
Che = an Elephant. Strong, determined, loyal, and capable of catching everyone's attention the moment it plods into the room. :biggrin:
There's no elephants on a farm! Che would make a good dog.
I still say an elephant. :biggrin:
Nah, if I had to choose a proper farm animal, I would agree with you - a dog.
I know they don't usually belong on a farm either, but I 'd make him a Lion, cause of the hair! Plus Lions are always said to be fearless leaders etc.
On second thought, didnt he have the nickname "the pig" for a while? :biggrin:
Should the guide I choose be nothing better than a wandering cloud, I cannot miss my way
dog
\"There wouldnt be much words if the Russians got up there first, ha ha ha\"- Luca Prodan
dog
\"There wouldnt be much words if the Russians got up there first, ha ha ha\"- Luca Prodan
i think he should be a dolphin, there samart ya know... it could be a modern day aquarium
Batista = a pig
Che = a dog
Fidel = i have no idea, he resembles a sheep, but no
Batista followers = sheep
revolutionaries = Geese (Geese are cool)
Elphant farming............... now there's an idea
Batista has to be a human. That's how things must work out.
In Animal Farm 2 there should not be another farm and the same types of animals as in the first, that would lack originality.
\"Revolutions are dreamt up by intellectuals but their aims are so unrealistic they\'ll stoop to drastic measures. Following the revolution the worthy passions for rebirth are swallowed up by bureaucracy and mediocrity. Intellectuals dislike this so they
you guys do remember the role of the dogs in animal farm right? they were the secret police....
well except for the narrator.
[i]"The State is a condition, a certain relationship between human beings, a mode of human behavior; we destroy it by contracting other relationships, by behaving differently."[/
The narrator wasn't a dog! The narrator was simply George Orwell! What, are you talking about the horrible movie version of the book? That was the worst thing I've ever seen in my life. They added new things to it! That doesn't work! If that were an allegory for historical facts, then according to the movie Adolf Hitler and Czar Nicholas II had a party together when Karl Marx formed communism.
I think Che would be a coyote. A coyote certainly isn't a farm animal, but they do hover around the periphery ( as does a guerrillero, no?).
the dog was a narrorator in the movie...
libereco, jsut read the book its so good. ahah
Oh please, Michael.
Batista actually cared about his people, unlike Castro. He even made the trains run on time, and kept good relations with every other country, including the United States.
There will never be another Animal Farm, and if it does, it will show the people being tired of the communist castro oppression.
Guess who else had the trains running on time, Hitler and Mussolini. And those guys cared so much about their people, they tried to kill every one who wasn't like them, how thoughtful of them.
Not Done! Aka sin miedo.
Batista: Your posting in the wrong forum... please abide by the rules posted at the top of the S vs C forum thankyou.
In Solidarity,
RC
Batista was America's little puppet ***** and nothing but part of their "Good Neighbor Policy" at its best. He took large cuts from casinos, and even let Mafia interests through Meyer Lansky turn Havana into a huge drug port.
Batista was a fucking joke, a supporter of gangsters, thugs, puppet government, drug dealers and corrupt politicians.
No wonder the people finally overthrew him.
"If there is no struggle, there is no progress. Those who profess to favor freedom and yet depreciate agitation, are people who want crops without ploughing the ground; they want rain without thunder and lightning; they want the ocean without the roar of
