Themes: Oppression"In "Animal Farm," oppression is a central theme that unfolds through the rise of the pigs' tyranny over the other animals. Initially, the animals overthrow Mr. Jones, seeking freedom from human exploitation and the oppressive tools of bits and whips. These tools symbolize the control and punishment humans exert over animals, and their destruction marks the animals' hope for a new, liberated life. However, this hope is short-lived as the pigs, led by Napoleon, gradually adopt human traits and behaviors, becoming the new oppressors ... "