I am fond of these commandments and honestly proud. Napoleon set out telling all of the animals to finish the harvest much quicker than Jones' men could. The cows needed to be milked as well, because it had seemed to be an eternity since they have been released. At the end of the day we sat with five buckets of frothy milk. The animals all told Napoleon how Farmer Jones used to incorporate it into their meals while he just dismissed them saying he would take care of it. I too agreed, and commenced taking the animals out again to finish the last of the hay harvest. I watched carefully over the animals while they harvested in order to creat a good report for Napoleon. What I, and all the others, were thinking when we got back however, was where on Earth could the milk have gone? For it had disappeared with out a trace. Could I be the only one sensing something not right on the farm? In Animalism all animals were equal and fair, and that is how all life should be. Although in this case I am now quite sure that if one of the most influential of us is not abiding, then what is to make of the Animal Farm.