Liberty Farm - A Sequel

Like many sequels, the structure is very similar to the original, but with new players. The reader will notice that a lot of the same storyline elements in the original happens in this story, too -- such as the training of the young dogs, scapegoating and driving out the opponent, bending the rules of the charter and using the charter as a means to a selfish end. 

Plus, footnotes and Easter eggs!


*(Footnote: just in case anyone isn't familiar with the reference, the original story and inspiration is "Animal Farm", written by George Orwell in 1945 as an allegory of events that took place in the Soviet Union.)


(*Obviously inspired by King George III, and dressed as an 18th century British farmer 
[according to Google Image search])
(* 1. Pigs were the main leadership characters in the original Orwell story as well. 
2. That's "Corvid", not "Covid". Corvids are members of the crow family, known for their 
high level of intelligence and problem-solving abilities) 
(*Reference to the Declaration of Independence and the legend of Paul Revere: 
"The British are coming!")
(*1. General Washington helped defeat the British with the help of the French.  2. Yeah, suspension of disbelief, but it was a main plot element in the original story as well.)

*(Here we see the story is being told by one of the characters).

Stay tuned for the next chapter!




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