Although the pigs do not believe what Moses says, why do they allow him to return and even provide him with food? (Chapter 9, Animal Farm)
Answer (2)
The pigs in 'Animal Farm' allow Moses to return and feed him because his tales of Sugarcandy Mountain serve to subdue the other animals, thereby helping the pigs maintain control and power. ;
The pigs in 'Animal Farm' permit Moses to return because his tales of Sugarcandy Mountain help comfort and distract the other animals. This strategy maintains the pigs' control and power over the animals by providing them with false hope. Therefore, Moses's presence serves the pigs' interests despite their disbelief in his messages.
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