Animal Farm by George Orwell

We once believed the world could change.
With unity and fire in our hearts, we drove the humans out, hoping that the darkness would give way to justice and light. We planted seeds of hope, waiting for something better to grow.
But what grew was only a shadow of the same power—its face changed, but not its grip. Now, the rules are rewritten, and truth belongs to those who shout the loudest.

Among the straw and mud, we learned: not every revolution leads to freedom. Sometimes, it only spins the wheel of oppression in a different shape.