Dissent must be silenced to maintain control from "summary" of Animal Farm by George Orwell by George Orwell
The pigs on Animal Farm understand that in order to maintain control, dissent must be silenced. Any form of opposition or disagreement threatens their power and authority over the other animals. To achieve this, they use various tactics to suppress dissent and ensure obedience among the other animals.
One of the ways the pigs silence dissent is by using fear and intimidation. They instill a sense of fear in the other animals by using violence and threats, making it clear that any form of rebellion will not be tolerated. By creating this atmosphere of fear, the pigs are able to control the behavior of the other animals and prevent them from questioning their authority.
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