Rebelión en la granja (la novela gráfica)

Their gradual shift from ideals to tyranny was unsettling but also realistic. Did others find themselves rooting for or questioning the pigs' choices?

The farm setting makes the story accessible yet deeply symbolic. I'm curious whether Orwell drew from specific historical events or broader political ideas.

The final scene left me pondering whether the animals' plight is a permanent cycle or if there's room for change. What feelings did others take away from the conclusion?