Napoleon dies, at last (rated T for language).

Poem: Safeguard the revolution, my comrades...

Animal Farm told from the point of view of Mr. Whymper

This is part of the last chapter of Animal Farm, written in Moses' perspective. This goes from the point where the chapter begins to the part where Boxer is taken away from the Farm. I rated it T just to be safe.

One shot. When a man travels to England to investigate rumors of a farm being run by a group of sentient, talking animals, he becomes most interested in the story of a horse named Mollie - the only one who had the sense and courage to walk away from it, just as he once did...

An Animal Farm one-shot I wrote as a tribute to Boxer. Contains spoilers. WARNING: Dark material. Not for sensitive readers. No bad words or adult content, just a brief sad moment.

this is how I believe this book should have ended, you could call it a fan fiction chapter 11

What happened to Snowball after he was ousted from the farm, you ask? The answer is here, and it is dark... Rated T for gore.

What really happened to Snowball after he was run of the farm. RAted T for saftey

Clover's view on the events leading up to and after the Barnyard Slaughter.

'Miles of endless forest... and he kept on running.' Snowball-centric drabble.

Snowball is chased off of farm, but he decides to avenge the animals and lead them from Napoleons tyranny.

Snowball has decided to get back at Napoleon through the animals. He uses Muriel and Clover to kick up a new rebellion, this time against the pigs and the dogs. One-shot.

What really happened after Snowball is run off Animal Farm? Snowball's POV *Mild Gore*

Snowball could see now that the bravery his fellow animals had during the Rebellion was long gone. Yes, it seemed that brave souls didn't exist in such times of crisis, both for humans and animals. One-shot. Takes place during chapter 10.

Written for a school project. It's a journal entry for each chapter plus one of a character I made up: La Volpe the fox. I'm REALLY proud of it!

The chapter where Boxer is taken and killed, in Benjamin's point of view. Why? Because I thought it would be pretty interesting to explore the workings of his mind, rather than his occasional contributions in the book, and this was probably an important event for him. Also because this was a class activity at school.

'If no one understands her, then what's the point in staying? She isn't happy, and all the other animals think they can do just as well without her.'

Napoleon faces his rival, smiling. "You know what's in Barn 101, Snowball... it's the worst thing in the world." to be continued

A young Napoleon talks with Major, and the words the older pig gives him are to stay in his mind for a long time.

Movie-based. Napoleon introduces Squealer to the wonders of whisky...

'Snowball was against the pigs taking the milk and apples – he believed that all animals were equal! Yet by this time, the other pigs only listened to Napoleon. Why had this happened? The answer was obvious – the pigs no longer shared his view of equality.'

'Boxer was glad when Napoleon sent for the vet; it meant that he could get better and do his fair share of work again. Yet as he was driving away from the farm, he felt that something was wrong...'

Titled for lack of a better one. Semi AU. Snowball has saved Boxer from the knacker's, and together they plan to take Animal Farm from the tyrannical hands of Napoleon... Rated for safety. Safe language, safe content.

This is a short story taking place after the first chapter of the novel "Animal Farm." I had to do this for school, and I would like everyone's opinions on it, thanks! No flames... I also do not own any of the characters, except I few I just made up.