1. How does windmill help the farm? Specifically who does it help and why? Is this what is was meant for?

The windmill is finished, but the animals use it to mill corn for a profit instead of to generate electricity as planned. Napoleon puts the animals to work building an additional windmill, which he promises will supply electricity. However, he discourages the animals from dreaming of luxury, saying, “The truest happiness … [lies] in working hard and living frugally” (129).

The windmill lines the pockets of the pigs with profits, whereas, it was supposed to make life easier for the animals.