Question

what moral does the following animal commandment from orwells animal farm represent? 2. whatever goes upon four legs, or has wings, is a friend. animals are more trustworthy than humans. just because someone looks like you doesnt mean they are your friend. everyone that looks like you is your friend.

Explanation:

In Animal Farm, the animals initially see other animals (those on four legs or with wings) as friends. But later, the pigs (who are animals) become tyrannical. This shows that physical similarity (looking like you - being an animal) doesn't guarantee friendship. The commandment is a simple - minded view at first, but the story's events disprove the idea that just because something looks a certain way (like an animal), it's a friend.

Answer:

Just because someone looks like you doesn't mean they are your friend.