Squealer justifies the pigs decision to consume milk and apples "You do not imagine, I hope, that we pigs are doing this in a spirit of selfishness and privilege? ... Milk and apples ... have become a necessity." (pg.36). This quote highlights the manipulation and double standards of the ruling class as they justify their actions by claiming they are needed for their well being, while the other animals suffer under terrible living conditions. On page 140 the pigs who were led by Napoleon change the name of the farm back to its original name "The Manor Farm" to attempt to erase the ideals fought for by the animals conveying that they couldn't care less about the revolution and want to act like the humans they used to despise. add a concluding sentence
Ultimately, these examples illustrate how the ruling class in Animal Farm exploits their power and disregards the principles of equality and fairness that were once the foundation of the revolution. By justifying their privileges and erasing the ideals fought for by the animals, the pigs demonstrate their descent into the same oppressive behaviors they originally aimed to overthrow.
