others show themselves to be complete opposites. In the case of the two following characters, there is a healthy mix of similarity and difference. The characters of Shlomo Wiesel from Elie Wiesel’s Night and Boxer the horse from George Orwell’s Animal Farm appear at first to have nothing in common, but the causes of their deaths, their determination to work, and their realistic attitudes are near matches when closely observed. The first character to be discussed is Shlomo Wiesel from Elie Wiesel’s
Brave New World there is a lack of freedom, a corrupted way of life and leadership, and a focus on production just as it is in George Orwell’s Animal Farm. In Brave New World, Huxley writes about a society that is made of people who abide by the laws and do not think for themselves. In Orwell’s Animal Farm, he writes about a farm that has been taken over by animals who want to rule themselves, but end up not being the same as when they started. Although the books take place in two completely different